Sakaja: Ministries Owe Nairobi Ksh2.7B in Unpaid Land Rates
Nairobi County is seeking to recover Ksh 2.7 billion in unpaid land rates from national government ministries as City Hall steps up efforts to increase its own-source revenue. Governor Johnson Sakaja disclosed the amount while appearing…
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