Nairobi County has ordered high-rise developers in Kileleshwa to pay for damages to public infrastructure following complaints of blocked water and sewer lines, leading to flooding and environmental concerns. This action follows a formal complaint by the Embassy of the Netherlands regarding construction near its premises.

• The Embassy of the Netherlands filed a complaint about obstructed sewage and water flow, and destruction of walkways and sewer lines.
• Residents from Dikdik Gardens in Kileleshwa also reported raw sewage contaminating the Kirichwa Ndogo River.
• The complaint highlighted the discharge of wastewater into the storm drain, posing environmental and public health concerns.
• In December, Nairobi City County initiated a six-month amnesty for developers to regularize unauthorized buildings.