City Hall Stories

One of the most notable cases cited by Gathungu is from 1991, where City Hall was ordered by the High Court to pay Sh299,375,214 to a party. Despite t...

They said they are struggling to run their wards, with some claiming they have had to buy basic items like tissue paper from their own pockets.

Sakaja emphasised that while operational staff like drivers followed orders, administrative action had to be taken against those who issued the illega...

The market, located in Ziwani, will provide a more conducive environment for Miraa businesses, which have long faced challenges with inadequate space...

The Nairobi County Assembly is suggesting that Kenya Power settle its outstanding Sh4.8 billion wayleave debt by offsetting it against the Sh1.5 billi...

The dispute dates back to 2007 when Kenya Power challenged City Hall’s authority to impose wayleave fees.

Reports indicate that the two parties differed over a power bill exceeding Sh3 billion owed by the Nairobi County Government.

The old system, designed to serve a much smaller city, routinely overflows during heavy rains, especially in the central business district and surroun...

Sakaja emphasised the importance of adhering to city laws to ensure the city remains orderly and attractive.

The report is divided into three key areas, with the first focusing on financial statements, evaluating their compliance with reporting standards, acc...

To improve operations, the county recently hired and trained over 40 revenue clerks to work at the centres.

This is part of the county's ongoing efforts to address land underutilisation and encourage urban development in the city.

Sakaja's team believes that promoting homeownership among county employees will not only boost productivity but also improve staff retention and perfo...

The union urged the county government to prioritise proper staff supervision and avoid using medical scheme biometric registration as a guise for a he...

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja announced the plans during a stakeholders’ and media roundtable meeting in Nairobi on Thursday.

MCAs raised concerns regarding the implications of the proposal for a second governor’s office.

Committee Chairman Jared Akama reiterated the necessity of establishing the residence to avoid audit queries.

As a result, he called on the Sectoral Committee on Labour to inquire and report whether the due process was followed.

Nairobi City County government Chief Officer for Public Health Tom Nyakaba confirmed that the morgue was overstretched and full.

The suspension of travel and assembly activities due to the cash crunch at City Hall comes just days after the assembly purchased a Sh33 million mace.