Nairobi Lead representative Johnson Sakaja has been hit with a Ksh.500,000 fine for neglecting to benefit himself before the Senate Streets and Lodging Council on Tuesday.
Sakaja had been gathered by the panel to reveal insight into the advancement of recovery projects across city domains.
“Nairobi City Province Lead representative @SakajaJohnson fined Ksh. 500,000/ – for inability to show up before the Senate Streets and Lodging Board to ponder on Nairobi Recovery Undertakings in City’s homes,” the Senate said in an explanation on X.
As per his online entertainment action, Sakaja is as of now in Cape Town, South Africa, joined by authorities of the Nairobi Water Organization to “participate in a water reuse discussion along with other worldwide urban communities.”
The Nairobi Recovery Task involves developing 40,000 reasonable lodging units across 13 Nairobi bequests specifically; Bahati, Bondeni, Buruburu, Embakasi, Huruma, Jericho, Kariobangi North and Kariobangi South.
Different domains on the rundown incorporate; Lumumba, Maringo, Suna Street Market, Woodley and Ziwani.
Under the venture, 9,000 lodging units will be developed in Bahati while 4,000 extra will be implicit Maringo.
Stage 1 of the undertaking will see Ziwani, Bondeni and Kariobangi North get 2,500, 700 and 2,250 new lodging units separately while a further 6,000 units will be implicit Embakasi and Woodley homes.
The second period of the venture, focusing on the excess city domains, will begin once the main stage is finished.
As per Sakaja, the lodging undertaking will address the district’s lodging shortfall while simultaneously give business open doors to youth
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