Green Army Stories

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

For many years, Eastleigh has struggled with waste management issues. With the new approach introduced by Zanox, the situation appears to be changing.

County Chief Officer for Roads Fredrick Karanja said the current sewer lines were designed to operate at half capacity but are now frequently overwhel...

Braving heavy rains on Sunday evening, the 3,500 Green Army members completed the CBD clean-up and prepared to move to the city’s estates.

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

For the business owners along Jam Street, this isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a daily battle that impacts both their livelihoods and quality of lif...

The few floodlights along this road have also stopped working, causing inconvenience for both users and businesses.

The video captures five individuals pushing a cart, also known as mkokoteni, loaded with garbage along Twelve Street at around 2 a.m.

Participants swept roads and corridors, collected garbage, and planted trees.

Much of the garbage in Eastleigh results from the Green Army using parts of major roads as collection points, often taking weeks or even months to cle...

Governor Sakaja interacted with residents around the road, asking how the improved road would benefit them.

Hibrahim Otieno, Nairobi County's chief officer for the environment, defended the practice, explaining that wet waste from drains is left to dry befor...

The exercise followed a meeting on Thursday between the EBDA and Nairobi City County officials to address the garbage menace in Eastleigh.

Currently, there are several spots in Eastleigh where garbage has been allegedly dumped by the team, who claim the locations are collection points.

The footage shows two individuals clad in Green Army attire unloading huge piles of garbage onto the busy road.

The cleanup, which ran from 9 am to 2 pm, marked the beginning of a monthly endeavour aimed at maintaining California's cleanliness.