Coming on Wednesday: Nakuru's city charter
The journey to attain the city status has often hit turbulence due to politics, lack of proper legal framework
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The journey to attain the city status has often hit turbulence due to politics, lack of proper legal framework
The journey to attain the city status has often hit turbulence due to politics, lack of proper legal framework
Sustainable waste management will not be successful if we do not invest in waste reduction.
?Nakuru town’s journey to attaining city status has been long and winding.
THE STANDARD By Kennedy Gachuhi | January 1st 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Matatus at a Terminus in Nakuru. [File, Standard] Nakuru Governor Lee Kinyanjui's decision in March to kick out matatu operators from the town could return to haunt him in 2022 when he will be seeking re-election, political analysts say. At the time, the governor said he was taking measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 in the congested town, which has few exit routes, thus forcing motorists to endure painful traffic snarl-ups. His decision is almost similar to that taken by his predecessor, Kinuthia Mbugua, who faced...