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Seventh Street, which links Second Avenue to Third Avenue, remains in poor condition. Its neighbouring streets, including Sixth Street and Eighth Street, have already been repaired and tarmacked.

Traders said delays in offloading and clearance of consignments have worsened, resulting in higher storage fees and increased costs for final consumers.

The sludge has blocked a large section of the road, making it difficult for vehicles and motorcycles to pass.

Globcare Hospital is expected to offer a wide range of medical services, including a surgical theatre, CT scan, DEXA scan, maternity care, X-ray, dialysis, and laboratory services.

The road, which has remained in poor condition for several years, is home to over 20 shopping malls, including the well-known gold market, and serves as a vital commercial hub in Kamukunji Sub-County.

Business owners reported that the cost of importing goods such as clothes, shoes, curtains, carpets, aluminium products, and furniture has risen sharply due to new tax measures.

Residents and traders are calling for urgent intervention to clean the road and hold the company accountable for repeated negligence.

Eighteenth Street is a vital route in the area and is surrounded by several important community amenities.

This upgrade at the Eastleigh Health Centre—from fewer than eight outdated beds—represents a major improvement in both comfort and care for expectant mothers, significantly increasing the facility’s capacity to handle more deliveries.

The Eastleigh Residents Association has accused the Nairobi City County of failing to provide a long-lasting solution, saying the ongoing rehabilitation work is being done without proper procedures.

With playgrounds disappearing in Nairobi’s crowded estates, private schools are struggling to meet CBC’s physical education requirements. In areas like Eastleigh and California, sport is no longer a given, it’s something schools must fight to provide.

What began as a residential neighbourhood has transformed into a thriving economic hub, drawing traders and suppliers from across Kenya and beyond.

Jifora feels like a portal to another world – one where elegance, comfort, and hospitality blend effortlessly.

The four face several charges, among them robbery with violence, unlawful possession of firearms, and being in Kenya illegally, in the case of the three Ugandan nationals.

The unusual urban farm has drawn both admiration for its creativity and concern over its impact on road visibility, igniting a lively debate within the community.

Residents and business owners voiced optimism about the road’s improvement, having long endured daily hardships due to its poor condition.

Melawa FC host Fearl FC this Saturday in a top-of-the-table FKF Sub-County League Zone E clash, with both sides level on points. Fearl lead on goal difference, but Melawa have a game in hand—making this a pivotal encounter in the race for the title.

The visit commenced at Kamukunji Technical and Vocational College, where the two officials were briefed on the institution’s operations. The college principal, Simon Njoroge, outlined the wide array of technical and vocational courses offered.

Street interviews conducted along Third to Seventh streets revealed growing frustration and a sense of helplessness among traders.

Every year, on the night of June 30, thousands of residents gather in the streets of Eastleigh to commemorate the unification of British Somaliland and Italian Somaliland, which took place on July 1, 1960.

In addition to stigma, practical obstacles such as limited access to affordable and male-friendly mental health services further restrict men’s ability to obtain timely care.

The suspects were found armed with the offensive weapons in circumstances that indicated they prepared to commit robbery with violence on June 26 at around 10:00 pm near the Maries Stopes area.

According to the hawkers, Nairobi City County has unofficially allowed them to operate on Five Street, in an arrangement reached between the hawkers and building owners.

Eastleigh does not just function, it thrives, powered by people who have turned challenges into opportunities and made their corner of Nairobi a symbol of possibility.

Two young captains are keeping grassroots football alive at Eastleigh’s PCEA grounds, where poor facilities and tight schedules haven’t stopped teams like Simba Matata FC and Melawa FC from showing up.

At Eastleigh’s PCEA grounds, Milawa FC is doing more than chasing league points, they're offering young men an alternative to crime and a shot at hope, purpose, and second chances through football.

Contractor Ibrahim Hamza said despite initial challenges from years of neglect, construction on Keroe Street is progressing well and is expected to be completed within four weeks.

From modest corner shops to multi-million-shilling wholesalers, businesses here are increasingly turning to social media to attract a broader and more diverse clientele, and it's paying off.

After earning a Master’s degree in Geology and becoming an IT specialist, John Gachie could have stayed away from football for good. But when his son showed interest in the sport, Gachie returned to the pitch - founding Simba Matata FC and reigniting a lifelong passion rooted in legacy, love, and community.

After losing his job, Sadiq made the decision to stay at Marikiti market and start his own business.

The facility has started the process of closing down. Stocks are being cleared, and patients who visit the hospital are being informed about the upcoming shutdown.

The suspect is alleged to have received the goods at Garissa Lodge, Eastleigh, Kamukunji Sub-county, on diverse dates between June 15 and July 15, 2024.

During the alleged robbery, they also stole a laptop, assorted mobile phones, three Somali passports, and $300, all valued at approximately Sh400,000.

A former New Mathare FC goalkeeper, Eric Wafula, popularly known as Jagoal, was killed by an angry mob in Pangani, Nairobi last week after allegedly stealing a mobile phone.

This inviting eatery is a true gem, blending the warmth of hospitality with culinary excellence and a touch of modernity.

For Hassan, who has been selling goats for over a decade, Eid-ul-Adha isn’t just a religious celebration — it’s the most important time of the year for his business.

Most sermons during the morning prayers focused on the meaning of Eid-ul-Adha, the importance of the Hajj pilgrimage, and the act of Qurbani, the ritual sacrifice of an animal.

While it is not compulsory for those not on pilgrimage, it is widely practised by Muslims who are not performing the Hajj.

Grassroots football coach Sabina Gicuku has spent over a decade shaping young talent in Shauri Moyo and South C. From overcoming injury to inspiring players who went on to represent Kenya, she shares her journey, challenges, and vision - all grounded in one goal: to build better people through football.

In Eastleigh, mothers are seen guiding their children through crowded malls and shopping streets as they search for the perfect outfits for the Eid celebration.

Milimani Chief Magistrate Lucas Onyina directed Rebbecah Njeri Muraya, the OCS Eastleigh North Police Station and Sergeant Abdisalam Ahmed from the same station to present themselves to the officer investigating the matter for the purpose of taking their fingerprints.

In the narrow streets of Majengo, Kamukunji, Chipukizi FC has quietly grown into a lifeline for local youth. What began as a youth-led self-help group has become a community football team offering structure, support, and a sense of purpose.

Around this time last year, the Property Developers Welfare Society of Nairobi confirmed that the area was experiencing a real estate boom, with over 100 buildings under construction, translating into thousands of manual labour jobs for new arrivals.

Many residents in Eastleigh receive financial support from relatives abroad, and the event aimed to offer them practical information on safer and more efficient ways to manage these transactions.

The incident occurred at a recently constructed residential building on Keroe Street, just a few meters from the police station.

Nairobi Regional Police Commander George Seda announced the arrest of the four suspects — including three Ugandan nationals — at Pangani Police Station on Friday morning.

One of the worst-hit areas is the Thirteenth Street roundabout next to Yare Towers, where the water often forms a large stagnant pool that takes several days to clear.

Nyumba Kumi resonates well with many citizens as it operates at the household and neighbourhood level, making it more relatable to citizens.

The alleged robbery took place along the Kariokor–Pangani road on April 10, 2025. The suspects are said to have been armed with a metal rod and a sharp knife and to have threatened the victim with actual violence.

The traders argue that the methods employed by the Chinese to attract customers are unethical and illegal.