President William Ruto has revealed the details cooperation agreement between the National Government and the Nairobi City County Government. In a statement, Ruto said the his administration signed a Ksh 80 billion agreement with Governor Johnson Sakaja to make the capital city more livable, secure, and efficient for the 4.4 million residents. In the agreement,
President William Ruto has sought to clarify the ongoing transfer of functions in Nairobi, stressing that the move does not dilute the county government’s authority but aims to bolster national support for the capital. “I have no interest in running the city of Nairobi. My hands are full,” Ruto told reporters, asserting that the city’s
Transport chaos in Nairobi began on Monday, February 9, morning as residents woke up to the strike by public service vehicles, leaving thousands of commuters stranded in the capital town. This happened just days after operators announced that they would halt the strike for the next two weeks to facilitate negotiations between them and authorities
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