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This sets the stage for the operationalisation of a multi-billion-shilling development programme aimed at transforming Kenya’s capital.
City hall will open its customer service centres this weekend to allow residents to access services and settle outstanding land rates ahead of the April 1 enforcement deadline.
Nairobi Governor Sakaja convened a high-level security and coordination meeting ahead of President Ruto’s historic address to ensure smooth logistics, protocol, and security arrangements.
Johnson Sakaja praised William Ruto after his County Assembly address, highlighting a historic agreement that will inject Sh80 billion into Nairobi’s development.
Sakaja said the project marks the beginning of a long-awaited shift from the area’s current state of temporary structures, muddy pathways, and congestion.
The association has spent more than three decades seeking a title deed for the land, with little success. Sakaja affirmed that the 0.2 hectares legally allocated to the group will be secured.
Waiguru said so far, more than 165 floodlights have been installed across towns, shopping centres, and markets, significantly improving security and enabling traders to extend operating hours.
Kirinyaga County disburses Sh129.5 million in bursaries to support 48,000 needy students.
The county on Tuesday said the plan includes a budget that will facilitate promotions for the health workers in a bid to avoid a strike that might disrupt service delivery.
Waiguru said the halls are part of a broader county programme aimed at improving social and youth development infrastructure while creating organised spaces for community functions.
Governor Sakaja Johnson has announced the opening of an expanded renal unit at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital, in an effort to improve access to dialysis services.
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