Nairobi County has intensified its crackdown on illegal billboards, with the Urban Development and Planning Department launching a sweeping operation to restore order in the city’s advertising sector. Chief Officer for Urban Development and Planning Patrick Analo Akivaga confirmed that 20 illegal billboards have already been removed, with the county targeting a total of 100
Non-compliant property owners in Nairobi CBD who have failed to repaint their buildings following the lapse of a 14-day ultimatum issued by City Hall are staring at possible penalties as the county begins a citywide inspection on Monday, November 10, to ensure all premises are properly maintained. Confirming the move, Health and Nutrition CECM Suzanne
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has clarified that he will not transfer county functions to the national government. Speaking on October 15, Sakaja said he will not follow the footsteps of Mike Sonko, who handed over some functions to the Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS). Sakaja said the NMS left Nairobi County with a Ksh16 billion pending
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