The Court of Appeal has cleared the way for a full hearing of KPLC’s case against Nairobi County over last year’s garbage dumping and sewer blockage at its offices.
The entrance to the office of the Nairobi Governor at City Hall, Nairobi. [File, Standard]
Nairobi County has no way of walking away from its last year’s filth dumping at the Kenya Power Limited Company (KPLC) offices in Nairobi scot-free.
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