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Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has reassured city residents of an imminent solution to the city’s deteriorating road network, promising joint efforts between the County Government and the National Government. Speaking before the Senate’s County Public Accounts and Investments Committee Sakaja outlined a collaborative plan with the Ministry of Transport to rehabilitate roads under the jurisdiction of the County, KURA, KeRRA, and KeNHA.
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Sakaja assures Nairobi residents of imminent solution to deteriorating road network
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