Sakaja Johnson

Sakaja Johnson

5/23/2025, 2:58:07 PM

*Complete Rehabilitation Work of Estate Roads in Rubia Estate* *Friday, 23rd May 2025* To align with Governor Sakaja’s administration’s commitment to improve mobility, bring order, and restore dignity in Nairobi, the Nairobi City County Government is undertaking a comprehensive road construction and renovation programme all across estates in the city. Among the estates that have benefitted from this programme is Rubia Estate in Mugumo-ini Ward, Langata Constituency. This comes as a relief to the residents, who had endured impassable roads to and from the estate. The completion of the roads will ease the movement of people and goods on top of restoring dignity to the residents. The Nairobi City County Government is determined to deliver the transformative agenda already set by Governor Sakaja by rehabilitating and renovating roads across the county. Rubia Estate roads have been rehabilitated through Ward Development Fund (WDF).

Sakaja Johnson

5/21/2025, 12:27:41 PM

*Cityhall Unveils Bold Push for Cleaner Nairobi with Stylish New Dustbins in CBD* *Wednesday, 21st May 2025* The Nairobi County Government has kicked off the installation of large, user-friendly, and visually striking dustbins across the Central Business District (CBD) in a renewed effort to keep the capital clean. Nairobi Governor Sakaja Johnson confirmed the initiative, emphasizing the need to maintain the city’s cleanliness following a coordinated clean-up exercise led by the county’s Green Army under the Green Nairobi Department. “Cleanliness is a collective responsibility,As the Green Army continues with their commendable efforts, let’s also play our part by not littering. We are beginning this project in the CBD and will move into residential estates in the next phase.”Sakaja confirmed The sleek black bins, emblazoned with the slogan “Let’s Make Nairobi Clean” and adorned in county colors, have already begun appearing along major streets and highways in the city center. Governor Sakaja noted that the installation is part of a broader plan to establish Green Nairobi Limited, a county-owned company dedicated to sanitation and environmental sustainability. “This plan has to work,i have said it before we can have a clean city. With proper coordination, Green Nairobi will oversee cleanups, manage garbage collection, create jobs, and help us realize the city we all want to live and work in.”he confirmed Multiple installation teams have been dispatched to cover designated streets, and the rollout will continue in the coming weeks. The Governor urged Nairobians to embrace the initiative and take pride in maintaining a litter-free city. “We’re calling on everyone to support this initiative by using the bins and respecting the environment,Let’s back the Green Army and work together for a cleaner, greener Nairobi.” He said The county has also entered into a waste-to-energy agreement aimed at converting waste at Dandora into energy, promoting sustainable waste management practices. To enforce this initiative, stringent penalties will be imposed on individuals and entities found dumping waste illegally