The report states that the Executive spent Sh902.19 million while Sh314.24 million was spent by Members of County Assembly (MCAs).
Tom Mboya Street has turned into a hot spot for hawking, with reports of stealing, pickpocketing, and other crimes
The repairs have improved the face of the area, making it a magnet for both small and large business owners and leading to a noticeable increase in economic activity.
Nairobi has relied on the Koja fire station on Tom Mboya Street, which was built in 1907 and another in the Industrial Area, built in 1957.
In Eastleigh, Nairobi, poor waste management remained a pressing issue, with many lacking designated places for waste disposal, leading to an increase in illegal dumping sites.
President William Ruto has declared that the buildings can now be 2 or 30 floors tall.
Several buildings in the highly populated business hub have been affected, including the Red Sea on Twelfth Street.
For years, Nairobi has grappled with flooding due to a poor and overwhelmed drainage system.
The officers will visit business premises across the city to ensure that each of them has complied with the directive to obtain a Unified Business Permit (UBP) and other relevant permits after a three-month grace period.
Eastleigh, Pumwani and Ziwani are classified under zone 2 with a limit of 25 floors.
Gathungu highlights that the examination of the payment voucher and supporting documents revealed a series of anomalies, as detailed in the report
The proposal follows a summons for Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja to appear before the Senate within 14 days to address audit queries.
Nakuru resident Beatrice Njoki, who went to the park immediately after reaching the capital on Sunday, said she is proud of the rich history it holds.
After the September 2013 Westgate terror attack, the government noted that guards remain a key first line of defence in potential terror attacks.
The remarks come after Governor Sakaja said that construction of high-rise apartments in upscale neighborhoods would continue despite criticism, raising concerns among residents about the city's changing landscape.
While many parts of Kamukunji experienced flash floods, the most significant impacts were seen in informal settlement areas along the Nairobi River in Majengo and Kitui Village in Pumwani, Kinyago and Kanuku in California Ward.
The governor clarified that this development does not mean all building proposals will automatically be approved.
Janet Ouko, executive director of the Tunza Mtoto Coalition, filed a petition against Nairobi after it launched the 'Dishi na County' programme last July.
Sakaja emphasised the need for concerted efforts to address challenges such as illegal dumping, construction, encroachments, noise pollution, liquor licencing, drug control, traffic management and vandalism.
Last year, Governor Sakaja kicked off a process to regulate nightclubs, calling on city residents to share their views on the matter.