Riparian land Stories

Governor Johnson Sakaja clarified that these demolitions were carried out by national government agencies.

Governor Johnson Sakaja emphasised that riparian laws must be strictly followed to safeguard lives while ensuring that any affected residents receive...

Justice Mugo Kamau ruled that eucalyptus must be at least 30 metres away from rivers, lakes, wetlands, dams, streams, ponds, and oceans, and 10 metres...

Residents living on the disputed 34-acre part of Ngong Forest will not be evicted, Environment Cabinet Secretary Deborah Barasa has confirmed.

Informal settlements along riparian land in Nairobi experienced some of the worst devastation during last year’s floods.

On May 2, 2024, the Interior Ministry ordered the demolition of structures and buildings illegally constructed along riparian land near Nairobi.

President William Ruto had pledged to compensate all residents affected by floods with a three-month rent plus a Sh10,000 package.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua emphasised that the project will involve relocating individuals from riparian and adjacent areas.