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Nairobi has fallen. Open drainages, broken walkways, dirt on the sidewalks, potholes on every road, it looks like a city at war. This is not an accident. It is the result of Sakaja’s failed leadership and the total collapse of basic city management. Since this fool came into office... show more

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