In Summary
•Locals have appealed to the government to take up the action of completing the road that has caused nightmares.
•The demolished roads have exposed locals to filthy water making them prone to typhoid and cholera.
Food vendors set up their business premises across filthy waters brought about by poor drainage systems due to demolished road sections across Mukuyu Kayaba.January 26, 2022/ CHARLENE MALWA
Food vendors set up their business premises across filthy waters brought about by poor drainage systems due to demolished road sections across Mukuyu Kayaba. January 26, 2022/ CHARLENE MALWA
Food vendors set up their business premises across filthy waters brought about by poor drainage systems due to demolished road sections across Mukuyu Kayaba. January 26, 2022/ CHARLENE MALWA
Dida Roba a local at Mukuru Kayaba now walks house to house trading tomatoes and onions after his business stall was among those brought down to pave way for the construction of a road within the area. January 26, 2022 / CHARLENE MALWA
A section of houses right next to a polluted Nairobi River, locals have called upon the government to create employment opportunities for the Youths to handle dumping as themselves are unable to pay them due to the low income they earn. January 26, 2022 / CHARLENE MALWA
Food vendors set up their business premises across filthy waters brought about by poor drainage systems due to demolished road sections across Mukuyu Kayaba. TJanuary 26, 2022/ CHARLENE MALWA
A man struggles to climb up a steep remains of section of a road at Mukuru Kayaba highlighting the challenges the locals face in accessing essential areas such as houses and business premises. January 26, 2022/ CHARLENE MALWA