Let’s reclaim Nairobi’s lost shine

In the present-day highly competitive globe of shrinking markets and enhanced information access, impression is turning out to be everything. The impression you create as a country, as a city, as a people and even as an individual plays an important role in influencing perceptions and decision making in others.

For three years now, Nairobi City residents have been living alongside 2,400 tonnes of filth they churn out every day. The garbage menace has reached a crisis point as ineptitude, corruption and lethargy captures the function of solid waste management. Nairobi is not just any other city. It is the capital city of the country and the seat of the national government.