No Land! No House! No Vote! Voices from Symphony Way

Furthermore, they depict how residents of an informal settlement developed survival strategies through media press statements, popular education; as well as legal through direct and solidarity actions. [...]it is an interesting anthology that seems primarily written for human rights activists, development experts, activist poets, and African politicians who have the courage to listen to poor voices on the street. Researchers with interests in urban community development, sustainable housing or land tenure security issues would find the book very resourceful.