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How encroachment threatens Wilson Airport operations

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority warns that urban encroachment around Wilson Airport is threatening flight safety and operational efficiency.
By Okumu Modachi 2h ago
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A report reveals that 18 Nairobi City Hall officers spent over Sh41 million on foreign travel in 2025, raising concerns over public fund management.
By Pkemoi Ngénoh 5h ago
Property owners with outstanding balances now face penalties, legal proceedings, and the possibility of property auctions if arrears persist.
By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 1d ago
Traffic resumes at Globe Roundabout on Thika Superhighway as KeNHA lifts 13-day closure; move restores access to Nairobi CBD and Kipande Road after repairs to the flood-damaged Nairobi River Bridge.
By David Njaaga 1d ago
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has announced a major rehabilitation of the Nairobi Dam, after stakeholders chose restoration over decommissioning.
By Denis Omondi 3d ago
Social issues took centre stage at the Nairobi Schools Drama Festival, with students using theatre, dance, and spoken word to highlight challenges affecting youth wellbeing.
By Mike Kihaki 4d ago
Despite official warnings of flooding at Nairobi Dam, residents continue to live, build, and farm in the former reservoir, exposing themselves to risk.
By Juliet Omelo 4d ago
A grassroots movement has accused Nairobi authorities of systemic failure after a series of building collapses killed at least seven people across the city.
By David Njaaga 4d ago
The government will keep national identity card applications and replacements free until 2027, as it moves to overhaul water financing and expand irrigation amid climate shocks.
By David Njaaga 4d ago
The incident comes just days after Senators debated over the state of Wilson Airport.
By Emmanuel Kipchumba 5d ago
Affluent Nairobi estates, including State House and Kileleshwa, to go without water until 6pm tomorrow after a burst on Kabete-Kilimani pipeline; restoration underway, Nairobi Water says.
By Esther Nyambura 5d ago
A busy toilet located around the National Archives area in Nairobi City centre was demolished on Friday night.
By Pkemoi Ng'enoh 5d ago
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