High Court Dismisses Cytonn’s Bid For Stay, Orders Firm To Pay Ksh 68 Million To Crje
By The Weekly Vision Team The High Court has dismissed a case in which Cytonn Investment Limited sought a stay…
Category: Nairobi City County
Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko Embarks On Fitness Journey To Reduce His Tummy
By Collins Wanzallah Former Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko has decided to hit the gym to reduce his tummy. Mr…
Building Height Limits In Nairobi May Soar As Governor Sakaja Eyes 75-Story Buildings
By The Weekly Vision Team Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and his cabinet have extended the mandate of the Taskforce on…
Nairobi County Cracks Down On Unhealthy Food Vendors
By Collins Wanzallah The Nairobi County Environment Chief Officer, Geoffrey Mosiria, has closed down a kiosk at the Nairobi bus…
Sonko Forgives College Student Accused In Court Of Impersonating Him Online
By Collins Wanzallah A college student has been freed of the offence of allegedly impersonating former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko…
Aladwa Condemns Attack On Governor Sakaja, Urges Young People To Refrain From Violence
By Collins Wanzallah Makadara MP George Aladwa has called on youths to give President William Ruto time to implement changes…
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja Swaps Hands, Aims To Right Governance Wrongs
Governor Johnson Sakaja has replaced long-serving acting County Secretary Patrick Analo naming Godfrey Akumali in a similar capacity. Analo retained…
Sakaja’s “Dishi Na County” Plan Takes Shape To Combat Food Insecurity Among Nairobi Students
By The Weekly Vision Governor Johnson Sakaja has said the “Dishi Na County” program will address food insecurity among students…
The Five Africa Mall Controversy: What City Hall Doesn’t Want You To Know
By Mdadisi Mmoja The Chief Officer of the Department of Urban Development and Planning at City Hall has come under…
Why President Ruto Has Sidelined Governor Sakaja For Mike Sonko
By The Weekly Vision Team President William Ruto seems to have sidelined Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja from the city’s mainstream…