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Nairobi puts hawkers on notice over lawlessness

County Executive Committee (CEC) Member for Environment Geoffrey Mosiria in Eastleigh on September 20, 2025. [Courtesy]

Nairobi County authorities have issued a stern warning to hawkers in Eastleigh accused of blocking roads, dumping waste, and turning the busy commercial hub into an open-air market.

County Executive Committee (CEC) Member for Trade and Markets, Geoffrey Mosiria, said the hawkers had crossed the line by disregarding the law and creating chaos in one of the city's busiest business districts.

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