General Wariungi Street Stories
Contractor Ibrahim Hamza said despite initial challenges from years of neglect, construction on Keroe Street is progressing well and is expected to be...
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 sever...
To discourage loitering and prevent people from sitting on the guardrails, tar has been applied along the entire stretch of the metal barriers. The co...
During the day, this business park functions as a typical commercial area, with shops selling mattresses, tyres, furniture, electronics, and household...
Business owners, fearing looting, immediately closed their shops, bringing business activities to a standstill within minutes.
Currently, there are several spots in Eastleigh where garbage has been allegedly dumped by the team, who claim the locations are collection points.
The crew started with Muratina Road in the early morning hours, then proceeded to General Wariungi Street, then later moved on to the ever-busy Yusuf...
The absence of adequate lighting has not only affected businesses but also attracted street families to the street.
Locals had complained about the difficulties they were having getting muck removed, and some even said that authorities were demanding bribes.
Residents and business owners along General Wariungi Street have expressed their concerns over the persisting darkness that has enveloped the area.
