In a statement shared on his social media pages, MP Yusuf Hassan described the incident as a heartbreaking tragedy that had devastated thousands of traders who depend on the market for their livelihoods.
By Samuel OtienoGovernor Sakaja said the blaze at Gikomba Market destroyed livelihoods and left traders counting heavy losses, adding that emergency teams were still assessing the full extent of the damage.
By Samuel OtienoThe concerns were raised before the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Environment, Forestry and Mining on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, where petitioners argued that communities living along the Nairobi Stream and its tributaries were not adequately involved during the planning stages of the initiative.
By Bradley BosireIn a statement shared on his social media pages on April 19, 2026, Gaucho described the appointment as a turning point in his life, terming it “a new chapter in my life.”
By Samuel OtienoIn a letter addressed to the Clerk of the Senate dated Tuesday, March 31, 2026, the governor stated that he was unable to attend the scheduled session on March 25 due to a bereavement.
By David Bogonko Nyokang'iOn Monday night, police were searching for Nairobi Governor following an arrest order issued by the Senate watchdog committee for contempt of Parliament.
By Samuel OtienoSpeaking during an interview on Citizen TV on Sunday, Sakaja said the county cannot tackle the problem alone and urged Nairobians to support ongoing efforts to improve drainage and environmental management.
By David AbonyoGovernor Sakaja said perennial flooding has long been a problem and is not unique to his administration.
By Samuel OtienoSakaja confirmed that the County Disaster Management and Risk Department has mobilised all available personnel and resources. Residents were urged to remain vigilant, follow safety guidance, and use emergency hotlines whenever necessary.
By Maureen KinyanjuiOnline discussions have been filled with calls for clear updates on whether anyone linked to the project has faced action. Many users are asking if professionals involved in the design, approval, and construction have been held to account.
By Bradley BosireNairobi County has approved a School Feeding Policy, legally securing daily Dishi na County meals for 316,000 learners and planning expansion to more schools in informal settlements.
By Chrispho OwuorIn a statement issued on January 10, 2026, County Executive Committee Member for Built Environment and Urban Planning Patrick Mbogo, said poor workmanship and inadequate formwork contributed to the collapse.
By Samuel OtienoThe Governor said counties are often left powerless after taking enforcement action, as cases against developers stall once they reach the prosecution stage.
By Samuel OtienoThe initiative follows a June rollout, where 110-litre litter bins were installed across busy spots in the central business district. Sakaja explained that the estate expansion would tie into existing programs by strengthening both infrastructure and manpower, with the upcoming Green Nairobi Company set to manage waste collection citywide.
By Bradley BosireThe law provides counties with a clear system to value and collect rates on land and buildings while establishing enforcement procedures. Governor Johnson Sakaja said his government is determined to fully utilise these rules to strengthen internal revenue, which currently lingers at Sh13.8 billion.
By Maureen KinyanjuiMajority Leader Peter Imwatok introduced the motion, but when pressed, could not provide information on the amount to be borrowed, the lender, or the repayment schedule. The motion, framed as a short-term loan request, did not include any figures, raising concerns about transparency.
By Rose AchiengGovernor Sakaja credited the drop to changes at City Hall aimed at improving efficiency in revenue collection. According to him, Nairobi is recording stronger own-source revenue than at any other time since devolution began.
By Maureen KinyanjuiSakaja noted that the county followed the law, stating that the Public Finance Management Act does not tie counties to specific banks, allowing them to choose an institution that best supports their operations. He added that interest rates offered by the previous bank were not favourable, which pushed the county to look for a better offer.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe newly formed Boroughs are Western, Northern, Southern, Eastern, South Eastern and Central, each managed by an appointed officer. Janet Waeni Kimeu will oversee Western, John Saruni Northern, Darasso Luka Wario Southern, George Muga Eastern, Susan Wanjiru Gichamba South Eastern, and Charles Baldy Mabonga Central.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe latest adjustments take effect immediately and are aimed at strengthening operations across departments.
By Maureen KinyanjuiTo qualify, an enterprise must have been in operation for a minimum of two years. All beneficiaries will participate in a three-day training session on business management and entrepreneurship.
By Rose AchiengThe county says the firms owe more than Sh500 million in unpaid advertising fees, even though most had already received payments from private clients.
By Rose AchiengThe new facility is equipped with modern features including a basement parking lot, a cold storage room, daycare and youth centres, a hardware section, and a structured layout aimed at improving sanitation, order, and safety.
By Maureen KinyanjuiGovernor Sakaja said that the feeding programme launched in collaboration with partners was designed to uphold the dignity and well-being of every child in Nairobi’s public schools.
By David AbonyoGovernor Sakaja explained that each sacco will be assigned a different colour, which will be displayed on the riders’ jackets, with the sacco name clearly printed. He added that City Hall intends to set a specific deadline for all riders to complete their registration under this new system.
By Rose AchiengDuring the 2024/25 financial year, the County Executive cleared Sh7.56 billion in debts, with Sh5.84 billion going to recurrent programmes and Sh1.72 billion to development. The County Assembly, on its part, paid Sh283.17 million, mainly to recurrent activities.
By Ann NyamburaMwangi claims repeated efforts to deliver development initiatives for his constituents have been blocked, raising questions about transparency and accountability in the use of public funds.
By Ann NyamburaGovernor Sakaja said the County Public Service Board has been tasked to implement Section 41 of the Act, which establishes the authority but has remained dormant since its passage.
By Rose AchiengSakaja was expected to report on the status of pre-primary education in Nairobi but pulled out at the last minute, sending a County Executive instead.
By Maureen KinyanjuiIn a letter dated September 17, 2025 and addressed to Governor Johnson Sakaja, the Kenya County Government Workers Union (KCGWU) said the workers had not been paid their July and August salaries.
By Maureen Kinyanjui