Nairobi is strategic to the economy of Kenya with over 50 per cent of the country’s GDP generated in the capital. The city hosts most Government offices and is also home to an international airport and a national park, not to mention KICC, the ideal venue for meeting. Nairobi is the face of Kenya, meaning it must be well managed.
Residents must look beyond money and tribe when choosing leaders on August 8. The battle should go beyond competition between political parties to looking at the best interests of the city and its residents. We should carefully analyse records of those who have offered themselves for the most important position of governor before choosing one.