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Nairobi Infrastructure Projects Underway for El Niño Preparedness

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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Governor Johnson Sakaja presented an El Niño preparedness report, noting that 80% of river clearance and rehabilitation work along the Nairobi, Mathare, and Ngong rivers is complete. He also announced that KSh5 billion in infrastructure projects, including road construction and drainage improvements, are currently underway in Nairobi.

From kenya-today.com

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The infrastructure projects, which are being carried out jointly by national road agencies, aim to improve road conditions and drainage capacity across the capital. Sakaja also urged the National Environment Management Authority to increase enforcement against plastic waste that is blocking drainage systems.

From kenya-today.com

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  • Nairobi City County might see increased investment in funding for infrastructure projects.

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