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Ongoing renovation at Michuki Memorial Park

President Uhuru Kenyatta ordered reform after catching sight of its condition

In Summary

• The Environment ministry is reforming it alongside KFS,Kefri, Nema and NMS

Amphitheater section being constructed
Amphitheater section being constructed
Image: MERCY MUMO

City dwellers will soon be able to enjoy recreational facilities at the Michuki Memorial Park, with restoration and rehabilitation works almost complete.

The 26-acre park was handed to Kenya Forest Service in April, as one of the several green spaces in Nairobi that will now be under the central government.

 

The journey to change the park began when President Uhuru Kenyatta caught sight of the park from the K24 studios during an interview.

The Environment ministry has been undertaking the rehabilitation works at the park in conjunction with various partners.

Environment CS Keriako Tobiko takes part in cleaning Nairobi river
Environment CS Keriako Tobiko takes part in cleaning Nairobi river
Image: MERCY MUMO
Environment PS Chris Kiptoo takes part in cleaning Nairobi river
Environment PS Chris Kiptoo takes part in cleaning Nairobi river
Image: MERCY MUMO
Youths from Nairobi take part in the renovation process as a form of employment.
Youths from Nairobi take part in the renovation process as a form of employment.
Image: MERCY MUMO
Lucy Otieno washes her hands after taking part in the cleaning session
Lucy Otieno washes her hands after taking part in the cleaning session
Image: MERCY MUMO
Kefri officers Steven Babu and Samson Mogire cover plant seedlings using a bamboo mesh
Kefri officers Steven Babu and Samson Mogire cover plant seedlings using a bamboo mesh
Image: MERCY MUMO
A pathway made of wood logs collected from Michuki Memorial Park after some trees were cut down during the renovation process
A pathway made of wood logs collected from Michuki Memorial Park after some trees were cut down during the renovation process
Image: MERCY MUMO
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