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City Hall to take on rate defaulters

If you are a property owner in Nairobi and you have not been remitting your land rates fees to the City Council of Nairobi, you have got reasons to have sleepless nights, writes HAROLD AYODO?

Reality is now sinking in that the cash strapped City Council of Nairobi (CCN) could auction the property of defaulters over outstanding rates of Sh12.8 billion.

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