Nairobi has been grappling with deteriorating road conditions characterised by potholes and inadequate drainage systems.

The association insists the demolitions were unwarranted, claiming they had adhered to all legal requirements.

The lobby group argued that the closure of Central Park and the intermittent opening and closing of Uhuru Park infringed on the rights of Nairobi resi...

The move has sparked outrage among the MCAs, who argue that prioritising recurrent expenditure over development undermines essential projects across N...

Sakaja confirmed that the road renaming would go ahead as planned, making E-sir's legacy part of Nairobi's urban landscape.

Several children playing next to dirty water flowing through open waterways compound the residents' fear.

They are required to submit annual financial reports and apply for re-registration under the new Act within three months of its commencement.

The group's fresh protest comes a day after Sakaja's cabinet approved the leasing and renting of designated places within Uhuru and Central Parks as p...

The report, covering the period from July to October, lists Kajiado, Baringo, Lamu, Uasin Gishu, and West Pokot counties alongside Nairobi as having r...

The changes aim to align the rates with current property values and improve transparency in revenue collection.

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

Sakaja confirmed that the new measures are part of a broader plan designed to balance environmental preservation with public access.

Traffic jams in Nairobi are now estimated to cost the Kenyan economy Sh100 billion every year, which would translate to about Sh11 million per hour.

Despite the ongoing cleaning efforts, Sakaja said large-scale investments are required to overhaul Nairobi's drainage system.

Other estates likely to be affected include Shauri Moyo, Bahati, Mbotela, Ziwani, Makongeni and Jericho.

Speaker Kennedy Ng'ondi informed the House that his office had done its part by writing to the executive regarding the matter.

President Ruto’s donations included Sh600,000 for the church choir and Parish Missionary Council (PMC), Sh2 million for the construction of a priests'...

Sakaja reminded the congregation that significant infrastructure projects, such as Thika Road, were completed much later in previous administrations.

Ruto laid out an ambitious vision for transforming Kenya's capital, addressing pressing issues in education, environmental cleanup, and infrastructure...

 Governor Johnson Sakaja’s administration had accused Sonko of having the title deed for the estate under L.R No. 209/5458.