Nairobi County workers have downed tools over delayed salaries, prompting Governor Johnson Sakaja to blame the National Treasury's failure to disburse equitable share allocation for two months. This comes after the Kenya County Government Workers Union (KCGU) criticized the county for contravening a return-to-work agreement.

• Nairobi County has not received its equitable share from the national government for the past two months.
• Governor Johnson Sakaja stated that Nairobi County has been relying on its own-source revenue to pay workers, which he deemed unsustainable.
• The KCGU highlighted "gross contravention" of an agreement to pay salaries by the fifth day of each month, with delays impacting July 2025 and August 2025 salaries and remittances.