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Pkemoi Ngenoh

Exposed drains, manholes that swallowed policeman

Constable David Chesire unknowingly slipped into an uncovered manhole and is said to have been swept away by floods.

Exposed drains, manholes that swallowed policeman

Governors: Slash ministries' budgets to support counties

Governors: Slash ministries' budgets to support counties

Residents to stop construction on Kirima land in Njiru

Residents to stop construction on Kirima land in Njiru

By 3 months ago

Inside Sakaja's Sh340m boroughs to shift power from City Hall

Inside Sakaja's Sh340m boroughs to shift power from City Hall

By 3 months ago

Nairobi county lacks payment plan for Sh107b pending bills

This is according to a report by the Controller of Budget (CoB) Margaret Nyakang’o for the first quarter of the 2023/2024 Financial year.

By 3 months ago

Nairobi county lacks payment plan for Sh107b pending bills

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

The move by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja to ban hawking on the roads and sidewalks within the city has taken a political twist.

By 4 months ago

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

The Central Organisation of Trade Unions has challenged the Law Society of Kenya to find a way of handling rogue lawyers who are accredited.

By 6 months ago

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Cotu highlights the escalating prices of essential goods such as housing, food, healthcare, and education, which have placed a heavy burden on families.

By 6 months ago

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

According to Kenha, the clearing will facilitate the unobstructed water flow and prevent motorists using the underneath of the Expressway from being affected by floods during the rainy season.

By 7 months ago

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi County has put up proper measures to ensure that the Africa Climate Change Summit will go as planned at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre.

By 7 months ago

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

For the second time, Nairobi will be among the counties to watch since the Azimio leaders announced that their followers will first converge at Kamukunji grounds.

By 9 months ago

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Sakaja's administration introduces new taxes as it hopes to increase revenue raised from Sh10 billion to Sh19 billion in the new fiscal year.

By 9 months ago

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Nairobi county lacks payment plan for Sh107b pending bills

This is according to a report by the Controller of Budget (CoB) Margaret Nyakang’o for the first quarter of the 2023/2024 Financial year.

By 3 months ago

Nairobi county lacks payment plan for Sh107b pending bills

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

The move by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja to ban hawking on the roads and sidewalks within the city has taken a political twist.

By 4 months ago

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

The Central Organisation of Trade Unions has challenged the Law Society of Kenya to find a way of handling rogue lawyers who are accredited.

By 6 months ago

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Cotu highlights the escalating prices of essential goods such as housing, food, healthcare, and education, which have placed a heavy burden on families.

By 6 months ago

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

According to Kenha, the clearing will facilitate the unobstructed water flow and prevent motorists using the underneath of the Expressway from being affected by floods during the rainy season.

By 7 months ago

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi County has put up proper measures to ensure that the Africa Climate Change Summit will go as planned at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre.

By 7 months ago

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

For the second time, Nairobi will be among the counties to watch since the Azimio leaders announced that their followers will first converge at Kamukunji grounds.

By 9 months ago

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Sakaja's administration introduces new taxes as it hopes to increase revenue raised from Sh10 billion to Sh19 billion in the new fiscal year.

By 9 months ago

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Nairobi county lacks payment plan for Sh107b pending bills

This is according to a report by the Controller of Budget (CoB) Margaret Nyakang’o for the first quarter of the 2023/2024 Financial year.

By 3 months ago

Nairobi county lacks payment plan for Sh107b pending bills

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

The move by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja to ban hawking on the roads and sidewalks within the city has taken a political twist.

By 4 months ago

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

The Central Organisation of Trade Unions has challenged the Law Society of Kenya to find a way of handling rogue lawyers who are accredited.

By 6 months ago

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Cotu highlights the escalating prices of essential goods such as housing, food, healthcare, and education, which have placed a heavy burden on families.

By 6 months ago

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

According to Kenha, the clearing will facilitate the unobstructed water flow and prevent motorists using the underneath of the Expressway from being affected by floods during the rainy season.

By 7 months ago

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi County has put up proper measures to ensure that the Africa Climate Change Summit will go as planned at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre.

By 7 months ago

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

For the second time, Nairobi will be among the counties to watch since the Azimio leaders announced that their followers will first converge at Kamukunji grounds.

By 9 months ago

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Sakaja's administration introduces new taxes as it hopes to increase revenue raised from Sh10 billion to Sh19 billion in the new fiscal year.

By 9 months ago

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

The move by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja to ban hawking on the roads and sidewalks within the city has taken a political twist.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 4 months ago

Bid to eject hawkers from streets proves headache to Sakaja

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

The Central Organisation of Trade Unions has challenged the Law Society of Kenya to find a way of handling rogue lawyers who are accredited.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 6 months ago

COTU challenges LSK to tame rogue lawyers

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Cotu highlights the escalating prices of essential goods such as housing, food, healthcare, and education, which have placed a heavy burden on families.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 6 months ago

Atwoli: Workers need more pay to cushion against economic shocks

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

According to Kenha, the clearing will facilitate the unobstructed water flow and prevent motorists using the underneath of the Expressway from being affected by floods during the rainy season.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 7 months ago

Highways agency unclogs drainage ahead of El Nino

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi County has put up proper measures to ensure that the Africa Climate Change Summit will go as planned at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 7 months ago

Sakaja outlines Nairobi plans for Climate change summit

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

For the second time, Nairobi will be among the counties to watch since the Azimio leaders announced that their followers will first converge at Kamukunji grounds.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 9 months ago

Nairobi residents opt for early activities ahead of planned protests

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Sakaja's administration introduces new taxes as it hopes to increase revenue raised from Sh10 billion to Sh19 billion in the new fiscal year.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 9 months ago

Street preachers in Nairobi to pay as Sakaja widens tax net

Nairobi MCAs irked by failure to set aside money for condoms in Budget

MCAs claim men have been neglected after Sh50 million was set aside in the new budget for the procurement of sanitary pads.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 9 months ago

Nairobi MCAs irked by failure to set aside money for condoms in Budget

Assembly endorses Sakaja pick for city's first taxman

Assembly Majority leader Peter Imwatok said it was historical for the assembly to approve a nominee based on credentials and not his political party.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 11 months ago

Assembly endorses Sakaja pick for city's first taxman

Pentecostals reject Ruto's task force to probe churches

Members of the Church and Clergy Association of Kenya have accused President Ruto of leaving them out of the task force meant to investigate religious extremism in Kenya.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 11 months ago

Pentecostals reject Ruto's task force to probe churches

Why MCA wants drunk drivers to work in morgues

The proposal by Kahawa West MCA Clement Ng'ang'a Kamaru is meant to tame irresponsible conduct on the roads.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 11 months ago

Why MCA wants drunk drivers to work in morgues

How Nairobi is losing millions to parking and loading zone cartels

Nairobi County Treasury doesn't have information on the number, location, and designated users or beneficiaries of all the loading zones in Nairobi.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 11 months ago

How Nairobi is losing millions to parking and loading zone cartels

Sakaja appoints Johansen Odour City Mortuary board chair

The new City morgue board members are Prof Vincent Onywera, Dr Edwin Oloo Walong, Dr John Nderitu, Eunice Kanini Mutiso and Alex Maina Mwangi.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 11 months ago

Sakaja appoints Johansen Odour City Mortuary board chair

Nairobi County to sack 700 inspectorate officers hired by outdated NMS

The Nairobi County Assembly has approved the sacking of about 700 inspectorate officers who were recruited during the tenure of Nairobi Metropolitan Service (NMS).

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 1 year ago

Nairobi County to sack 700 inspectorate officers hired by outdated NMS

Normalcy in Nairobi CBD ahead of Azimio protests

An early morning spot check by The Standard has established that transport is operating normally and most shops are opened. However, majority of the parking slots remain vacant.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 1 year ago

Normalcy in Nairobi CBD ahead of Azimio protests

Azimio Protest: Kibera maintains calm with a tense mood

Our spot check around the slums via Lang'ata paints a picture of a calm but tense environment. Most shops remained closed as residents conversed in groups

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 1 year ago

Azimio Protest: Kibera maintains calm with a tense mood

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