Governor Johnson Sakaja Stories
The Sunbeam Shopping Complex was razed during the anti-tax protests on Tuesday, June 25, 2024, along Mfangano Street in Nairobi’s Central Business Dis...
Governor Johnson Sakaja has unequivocally rejected any association with Tuesday’s goons, condemning their involvement and criminal conduct.
A total of Sh19.38 billion was channelled into recurrent expenditure. Out of this, Sh12.27 billion went to employee compensation while Sh6.12 billion...
The governor revealed that law enforcement agencies have obtained CCTV footage identifying some of the individuals responsible for the acts of vandali...
Besides directing auctioneers to begin recovery, City Hall has secured court orders to support the process and formally requested the Ministry of Land...
Kerich lamented that only 20 per cent of Nairobi landowners pay their land rates, even as all residents expect uniform service delivery from the count...
They are asking for speedy engagement between the county government and the traders, who fear that a delay in modernising the project might see it pol...
Justice Lawrence Mugambi ruled that halting the programme at this stage would be premature and instead directed that the matter be heard and determine...
A spot check by the Eastleigh Voice in the CBD on Thursday morning revealed the ongoing struggle for parking. Many motorists were seen circling blocks...
The contested 100-acre parcel of land has been at the centre of a dispute between the residents, who have lived in the area for years, and a private d...
According to the draft Nairobi City County Permit to Operate Regulations, 2025, the county official responsible for public transport will decide how m...
These appointments are in line with Section 34 of the Affordable Housing Act, 2024, which requires county governments to form housing committees to he...
The move comes after the expiration of a waiver period that ended on April 30, during which landowners were allowed to regularise their accounts witho...
The plan, which tenants claim was rolled out without their involvement, has triggered resistance from residents who are also facing threats of evictio...
Muthama emphasised that the deployment of the five officers would help address the ongoing shortage of healthcare workers in the county.
Sakaja also said the county could start clamping buildings belonging to defaulters, as allowed by law, but expressed hope that such measures would not...
Munuve's boldness was perhaps most visible in 2023 when he initiated an impeachment motion against Governor Sakaja, citing mismanagement and poor serv...
The MPs urged Governor Sakaja to adopt a more inclusive approach, warning that continued disregard for elected leaders would worsen Nairobi’s governan...
Ng’ondi lamented that City Hall officials have allowed unchecked development of high-rise buildings without adequate oversight or adherence to the law...
Gachagua also took aim at Governor Sakaja for his alleged role in the chaotic scenes, saying that as an elected leader, he should not be betraying tho...
Represented by lawyer Ndegwa Njiru, the petitioners claim that the decision was made without consulting stakeholders, including traders, suppliers, an...
The ACK archbishop stated that political leaders would only be acknowledged but not allowed to speak inside the church.
The president aunveiled a commemorative plaque to officially open the Zawadi Comprehensive School Dishi Na County kitchen,
One of the most notable cases cited by Gathungu is from 1991, where City Hall was ordered by the High Court to pay Sh299,375,214 to a party. Despite t...
The staff received Sh17,000 for February instead of their usual Sh18,000, leaving them confused as midterm breaks had never affected their wages in th...
They said they are struggling to run their wards, with some claiming they have had to buy basic items like tissue paper from their own pockets.
The county boss called the event "barbaric, primitive and uncouth" but struggled to identify who authorized the dumping of the waste.
The Mutuini market was the first of 20 markets the county government planned to build by 2027 to address the shortage of trading spaces in Nairobi.
Additionally, 3,214 officers changed job groups more than once, with 24 officers shifting job groups three times within the same year.
