Questions are now being raised about Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja after a Nairobi family linked the death of contractor Beatrice Njeri to long delayed payments from the Nairobi County Government, saying financial pressure pushed her into deep distress. The grieving relatives claim the county failed to clear millions owed for a road project, leaving the
Questions are being raised about how a building that exceeded its approved height was allowed to go up in South C before collapsing, placing Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja’s administration under fresh public scrutiny. The incident has triggered serious debate about county oversight, enforcement of planning laws, and the safety of residents living near large construction
Irungu Nyakera has torn into Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, laying bare the failures in his leadership as the capital sinks deeper into crisis. His attack came after reports that Sakaja spent KSh 500,000 on a prize bull at the ASK Show, a move that has angered many as it happened at a time when thousands
Sifuna had built his image as one of the loudest critics of Nairobi leadership, constantly questioning why the county was not delivering on its promises. His words always circled around the governor’s slogan “Lazima Nairobi iWork,” which he said was far from reality. But since April 29, 2025, his voice has strangely faded, leaving many
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino has turned his focus on Nairobi County’s Chief Officer for Finance, Asha Abdi, accusing her of draining taxpayers’ money through fraudulent deals that have left the capital struggling. The MP did not mince his words, calling out what he described as a network of corruption designed to enrich a few
Nairobi workers are once again facing financial strain after the county administration under Governor Johnson Sakaja failed to honor its commitment of paying salaries on time. What was once promised as a reliable payroll system has now become a source of stress and frustration for thousands of county staff. The Kenya County Government Workers Union
Ward representatives in Nairobi County are demanding full transparency on the operations of the county’s revenue collection system, Nairobi Pay. They want Governor Johnson Sakaja to disclose the exact location of the system’s servers and provide certified bank statements to verify how much money is collected daily. The MCAs argue that critical information about millions
Babu Owino, has strongly criticized the leadership of Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, insisting that the governor deserves impeachment. While speaking during an interview on Kameme Television on Thursday, September 4, 2025, Babu Owino said that Nairobi residents have been denied the basic services they deserve, particularly in the health sector, pointing to Mama Lucy Hospital
The story of Albert Ojwang’s family reveals a painful reality about broken promises and the burden of unfulfilled assurances. Albert, a teacher and blogger, died in police custody in June 2025, leaving behind his widow, Nevinina Onyango, their three-year-old son George Miles, and grieving parents who lost their only child. His death sparked national outrage,
In Nairobi politics, the battle to remove Governor Johnson Sakaja from office came close to reality but shifted dramatically after heavy political pressure was applied. What began as a clear impeachment process by Members of the County Assembly quickly turned into a temporary retreat once powerful figures at the national level intervened. For several weeks,