The number of people on the usually bustling Mohamed Yusuf Haji Street was significantly lower.
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The video captures five individuals pushing a cart, also known as mkokoteni, loaded with garbage along Twelve Street at around 2 a.m.
Much of the garbage in Eastleigh results from the Green Army using parts of major roads as collection points, often taking weeks or even months to clear them.
Governor Sakaja interacted with residents around the road, asking how the improved road would benefit them.
The demolitions impacted dozens of businesses, including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), restaurants, spare parts dealers, and a local lodge.
The meeting also explored solutions to streamline activities for the benefit of the area.
Mohamed also stated that it is not permissible in Islam to conduct business on the road. "It is haram to do business on the road, it is against the teachings of Islam."
Mohamed Yusuf Haji Avenue is the busiest in Eastleigh, with more than 50 malls that serve many shoppers daily.
Sergeant Ahmed Rashid, the infamous undercover cop who led the Starehe SPIV team, is charged with the murders of the two men.
Haji was one of the people who accepted the African Union’s peace doctrine that African families should live within the borders inherited from colonialism to avoid cataclysmic wars, but forge closer integration with new nations and states.
In a coordinated operation carried out by officers from Eastleigh North police station on Thursday evening, over 30 people, including doctors and businessmen, have been apprehended
