Amos Khaemba, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings over three years of expertise overlaying politics and present affairs in Kenya.
Nairobi – Governor Sakaja Johnson’s authorities has launched into rehabilitating dilapidated roads and walkways in metropolis streets.
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The transfer by the county comes after metropolis residents criticism about potholes turning into impassable following the not too long ago skilled heavy downpours.
The renovation train that entails the recarpeting of roads and pavements seeks to ease the motion of motorists and pedestrians in addition to cut back crime instances which are rampantly skilled because of the sorry state of walkways.
The county says that the renovation plan is in step with the manifesto of Sakaja of making a clear metropolis for all.
In a transfer to ease motion within the Metropolis, Nairobi County is paving and erecting bollards alongside Tom Mboya Avenue.
Within the common Eastleigh space, Sakaja’s authorities is developing sewage traces to make sure the place stays clear.
“The contractor is working to attach the ninth Avenue sewer to the one on third Avenue, for now, awaiting additional works by Nairobi Water and Sewerage Firm (NWSC),” the county mentioned.
Hassan Haji, a resident within the space, was very blissful that Sakaja and his administration have taken the initiative to rehabilitate the street.
“This street has been in a pathetic state for the final 20 years. We have now suffered loads however we’re pleased with the great work being performed by the Governor and his administration in rehabilitating the street,” Hassan mentioned.
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