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City Hall loses Sh1m daily in parking fees

Harambee Avenue car parking in Nairobi on 1st November 2017 PHOTO DAVID GICHURU STANDARD

Revenue collection from parking fees in Nairobi has drastically reduced due to the recent political protests in the central business district.

Sources said that at the height of the protests against the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission in September and October, the county was losing about Sh1 million daily in parking fees as motorists feared driving into the city centre.

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