Why Some Landlords and Traders Could Face Arrest Next Week
The Nairobi County government will also take immediate legal action against the individuals...
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The Nairobi County Government is cracking down on landlords and traders in Githurai 44 for disposing of raw sewage in open areas and obstructing drainage systems. Arrests are imminent next week for uncompliant individuals after a seven-day notice was issued.
- Over seven days, landlords were given notice to comply before arrests begin next week.
- Geoffrey Mosiria, Chief Officer Environment for Nairobi County, announced the crackdown.
- Vendors found to have erected structures on drainage systems have also received a vacate notice.
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Crackdowns Target Illegal Sewage Disposal in Githurai, Alcohol Sales Near Schools, and Teen Gangs in Nairobi - August 2025
The Nairobi County Government has initiated a crackdown in Githurai 44, targeting landlords and traders for disposing of raw sewage, with arrests expected next week after a notice. Concurrently, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba announced a nationwide crackdown on businesses selling alcohol near schools, stating their licenses will be revoked following an audit. Additionally, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has identified seven Nairobi estates as hotspots for teen gangs after a gang-related killing. In connection with the murder, fourteen teenagers aged between 12 and 19 have been arrested.
