Governor Sakaja, MP Yusuf and area MCAs visited the settlement on Tuesday evening, distributing blankets, mattresses, dry foods, and other necessities to people affected by the floods.
Among the bridges slated for reconstruction are the Huruma-Gateway bridge, Ngumba Bridge, Ngomongo, Githathuru footbridge, Kiambui to City Carton, and Kiambiu to Jericho.
However, as the unsung hero coordinated his team in embarking on the risky exercises, death nearly hit close to home.
Leading the project are local youths who opted to construct a makeshift bridge following the aftermath of the flood's devastation, which left many confined to their homes.
Despite other alternative routes, the bridge offers convenience as locals prefer it to access essential infrastructure.
Governor Sakaja has asked Nairobi residents to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to safeguard themselves and their property, particularly those living near riverbanks.
Many residents of Kiambiu slum don’t enjoy breaking the fast during this Ramadan as they can’t afford dates and their basic needs.
In the heart of Nairobi's concrete jungle, the month of January isn't just marked by crisp mornings and resolutions; it's the season of the landlord's harvest, a time when rent, like a vengeful fruit, ripens and demands to be plucked.