Hard truths.
The crackdown, led by County Receiver of Revenue Tiras Njoroge, focused on drivers who bypass official payment systems and instead rely on informal parking attendants commonly referred to as “parking boys.”
Governor Johnson Sakaja hailed the Sh1 billion jump as a testament to ongoing reforms and enhanced enforcement efforts, despite recent political unrest in the capital.
Citizens have until midday on July 14 to submit feedback via email or postal address as outlined on the ICTA website.
More than 100 prominent properties across the capital have been listed in the latest phase of enforcement.
The auction process is already in motion, and the alerts act as the last formal reminder to affected property owners.
Residents have been advised to verify their land rate status on the Nairobi Revenue Portal.