Pay Up or Let Us In: Sakaja Targets Homeowners Who Hide Their Water Meters
[Nairobi Wire - Kenya] - 22/07/2025
Nairobi residents who keep county meter readers locked out of their compounds could soon feel it in their wallets. Governor Johnson Sakaja told a Senate watchdog panel on Monday July 21 that his administration is drafting penalties for anyone who blocks access to water meters, a practice he says (…)
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