JUST IN: City Hall to Build Kes.290 Million Residence for Governor; Families on Site to Receive Compensation 

  City Hall is set to begin construction of a Kes.290 million official residence for the Governor in Nairobi’s Kilimani estate, with plans to compensate twelve families currently residing on the land. Acting County Secretary Geoffrey Akumali confirmed that each family will receive Kes.50,000 as part of the compensation process, which is essential for initiating construction on the site. On Tuesday, Akumali informed the County Assembly Justice and Legal Affairs Committee that the county is overdue in fulfilling the legal requirements for establishing an official governor’s residence, a mandate first introduced during devolution by the Transition Authority. “We are actually behind
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