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Residents of Nairobi County have been urged to utilize dustbins indoors and outdoors to promote cleanliness and environment conservation. Nairobi County Governor Johnson Sakaja says personal initiative coupled with professional cleaning by the Nairobi County Green Army will ensure the highest standard of hygiene is maintained in the Central Business District and residential areas.
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Cleaning Nairobi I Green Army begins work in residential estates
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