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Over 3,500 Green Army workers in Nairobi county were confirmed as permanent and pensionable staff in the biggest environment sector hire since 1987.
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Tuko News on MSNJohnson Sakaja Builds New Public Spaces to Dignify Informal Settlements in NairobiThe Nairobi county government is partnering with the Kenyan government, the European Union, and other well-wishers to ...
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The Kenya Times on MSNRuto Dishes Millions to Youth During Empowerment DrivePresident William Ruto has dished out millions of shillings to support youth empowerment initiatives and programs. Speaking during an empowerment programme at State House on August 9, 2025, he ...
Kenyan youth interested in starting businesses are set to receive Ksh50,000 each starting in September this year, President ...
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The Kenya Times on MSNSakaja Meets Kagame as Nairobi–Rwanda Deal Takes ShapeNairobi Governor Sakaja Johnson has announced a new partnership between Rwanda and Nairobi City County. Sakaja is in Rwanda ...
Efforts to rid Nairobi of filth have again proved to be a challenging puzzle for Governor Johnson Sakaja.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has confirmed more than 3,500 “Green Army” environmental workers to permanent and pensionable ...
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja faced tough questions from the Senate over the mismanagement of Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company Limited, which is now choking in Sh5 billion debt.
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The Star Worldwide (English) on MSNCity Hall begins vetting 4,065 Green Army workers for permanent jobsThe Nairobi County Public Service Board has started vetting 4,065 Green Army workers, setting the stage for their confirmation into permanent and pensionable positions. Of the total, about 2,500 wil ...
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja confirmed over 3500 of “Green Army” environmental workers into permanent and pensionable ...
The Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (NCWSC) is on the spot over Sh524 million in estimated water bills for over 112,000 accounts, raising concerns of weak oversight and possible manipulation.
Nairobi City Water's financial struggles are being compounded by inefficiencies, outdated tariffs, and unaccounted-for infrastructure, according to an Auditor General's report presented to the Senate ...
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