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Saturday July 25, 2020 - Nairobi Governor, Mike Sonko, is doing everything he can to frustrate Nairobi Metropolitan Service Director General, Mohamed Badi, who has won the hearts of Nairobians with his development moves over the last 100 days. Since occupying the Nairobi office in March, Badi who is a Kenya Airforce Major General has…

President Uhuru Kenyatta donated Ksh10 million to the church to aid in erecting a permanent structure.

Health Workers Unions have given Nairobi Metropolitan Services 5 days to implement their return to work agreement that was reached on September 18th 2020 failure to which they will paralyze health services.

The leap into 2022 heralds a new wave of uncertainty for the Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS).

The residents of Mukuru kwa Njenga whose houses were demolished 20 days ago are now suffering in heavy rains and cold  being experienced in the city.

Some of the county government services that were highlighted during the award ceremony in Portugal included HIV testing and treatment. 

“We hope NMS will consider us when offering manual jobs like planting grass as we wait for the facelift to be completed."

The High Court has overturned President Uhuru Kenyatta’s decision to co-opt NMS Director-General Mohammed Badi into the Cabinet.

THE STANDARD OPINION President Uhuru Kenyatta and Nairobi Metropolitan Services Director General Mohammed Badi addressing residents after opening new Hospitals in Kayole and Dandora on Friday February 19, 2021.[Boniface Okendo,Standard] Caesar Augustus, the founder of Rome, uttered these powerful words: ‘I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble.’ In essence, this is the task of everyone with authority over a city or an institution. An institution can only be as successful ...

According to General Badi, Nairobi had recorded the highest number of Covid-19 cases and deaths since the onset of the pandemic, thus priority will be given to healthcare workers and those living with underlying health conditions. “Nairobi accounts for 44 percent of all the cases recorded and has registered 681 deaths so far and therefore we are planning to move with speed to ensure that all the healthcare workers are vaccinated and in phase two we move to the vulnerable and those living with...