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Originally published by The Standardtop
September 15, 2026
3w ago
Sakaja: Military, police and prisons owe Nairobi Sh2.7bn in land rates

Governor Sakaja has revealed that the city is owed Sh2.7 billion in outstanding land rates, with police stations, prisons, and military barracks being among the biggest defaulting tenants...
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Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has revealed that the Nairobi County is owed Sh2.7 billion in outstanding land rates, primarily from national government security institutions.
- The debt includes unpaid land rates from police stations, prisons, and military barracks.
- Governor Sakaja stated this debt significantly impacts the county's ability to fund essential services like garbage collection and road maintenance.
- The county is exploring debt recovery measures, including engaging the Senate and potentially a debt-swap mechanism.
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