A concrete boundary wall in Nairobi, Kenya, features a multi-panel mural promoting social awareness

A concrete boundary wall in Nairobi, Kenya, features a multi-panel mural promoting social awareness. The wall's upper section is gray, rough-textured concrete, topped with coiled barbed wire against a clear sky. Below this, a wide white band displays large red Swahili text, partially visible as "SHA DHULUMA ZA KIJINSIA MTA", translating to "End Sexual/Gender Violence". The mural itself is divided into distinct sections. The left, partially visible panel shows figures within a yellow circle, one depicted with a prominent black question mark, suggesting uncertainty or an issue. The central panel, with a white background, illustrates a scene involving three individuals: a woman in a yellow headscarf and dress, exhibiting distress and pointing; a younger person in a green uniform looking towards a uniformed female police officer; and the officer, in a blue uniform with red epaulets and a black cap, engaged in interaction. The right panel, set against a purple background, depicts a positive resolution, showing three smiling individuals: a bald man in a red shirt with open arms, a younger person in a green uniform with hands clasped and an uplifted gaze, and another individual in a yellow shirt and head covering. Below the mural, a narrow, unpaved strip of ground is visible, composed of packed dirt, small stones, and sparse weeds.