raw sewage Eastleigh Stories
The section has now become muddy and waterlogged whenever it rains, leaving both pedestrians and vehicles with limited space to move.
This warning follows a similar crackdown just a month ago, when Mosiria reprimanded landlords in Pipeline over illegal garbage dumping that had blocke...
Seventh Street, which links Second Avenue to Third Avenue, remains in poor condition. Its neighbouring streets, including Sixth Street and Eighth Stre...
The sludge has blocked a large section of the road, making it difficult for vehicles and motorcycles to pass.
The community is now urging the Nairobi Water and Sewerage Company and the Nairobi City County Government to take immediate steps to stop the discharg...
They now work in stagnant wastewater, which has created an unsafe and unhygienic environment.
The stretch of road running from 17th Street to beyond 19th Street was previously in poor condition, marked by large potholes, heavy dust during dry s...
The sewage also caused damage to the road, limiting its usage and making Eastleigh appear untidy to visitors.
Several major roads in the area have turned into makeshift garbage disposal sites, causing discomfort and disruptions for residents, traders, and moto...
Several children playing next to dirty water flowing through open waterways compound the residents' fear.
Residents are appealing for urgent action as untreated raw sewage from a broken sewer line and the collapsed treatment plant has flooded areas around...
On Sunday night, a woman fell into the sewage after mistaking a floating paper bag for solid ground.
The association insisted that the contractor be identified and held accountable for the resulting deaths and injuries.
Shocked residents milled around the area where the incident happened.
The leakage has disrupted activities at the field, which is a key hub for sports and recreational events in the community.
Residents attribute the problem to the new building's construction blocking the sewage system, causing pressure to burst the manholes.
Eastleigh has been experiencing sewerage system failures over the past few years, with frequent bursts during heavy rains, which present health risks.
Last week, Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (NCWSC) announced that several estates in Eastlands will experience water rationing.
Frustrated by the lack of action from authorities, residents are demanding immediate intervention.
A torrent of dirty grey sludge has been flooding Eastleigh’s 2nd Avenue for over a week.
Nairobi County government is unclogging sewer lines in Shah Macaan, Eastleigh, an exercise which started five days ago to rehabilitate the area damage...
