The Nairobi county government has mandated that high-rise developers in Kileleshwa pay for repairs to damaged public infrastructure, including sewer lines and walkways. This directive follows a complaint from the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which reported environmental concerns due to blocked water and sewage flow from nearby construction.

• Nairobi county urban development and planning chief officer Patrick Analo Akivaga confirmed that enforcement notices have been issued.

• The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands complained that construction near its Gem Lane residence put it at risk of flooding.

• Residents at Dik Dik gardens also reported destroyed walkways, interfered sewer lines, and waste discharge into the Kirichwa Ndogo river.