Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has said his administration is restoring financial order in the capital by cutting down inflated debts, boosting revenue, and channelling resources into development. Speaking on Friday, Sakaja confirmed that the county has resolved several long-standing issues that had burdened Nairobi’s finances, including disputed legal fees and pension arrears. “We assessed all
The Court of Appeal has delivered a landmark ruling on Nairobi’s controversial high-rise developments, following a challenge by residents of Rhapta Road to approvals granted by Nairobi City County and environmental licences issued by the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA). The residents argued that the approvals—some allowing buildings of up to 28 floors, were unconstitutional
Nairobi County staff have been instructed by their union to stay at home and withdraw their services following delays in the payment of August salaries, which the county has blamed on the National Treasury. Kenya County Government Workers Union (KCGWU) Nairobi Branch Secretary Calvince Okello on Tuesday said the county’s failure to honour the Return-to-Work
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