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Sakaja: Military, police and prisons owe Nairobi Sh2.7bn in land rates

News Politics Standard 2026-09-15 11:48:18
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Governor Sakaja has revealed that the city is owed Sh2.7 billion in outstanding land rates, with police stations, prisons, and military barracks being among the biggest defaulting tenants.
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