I think focusing on grass with the majority living below the poverty line is the tragedy, grass and a clean city are non issues - our priorities should be somewhere else not putting loads of cash in training some people to enforce grass rules.

Littering huku kwa kina Kiash gets you a $300 fine. You automatically stop trashing when you think about that amount ... plus there are trash cans everywhere. Same goes for jay walking so you learn to cross at designated spots unless you have money to keep paying fines. If you don't pay the fine then it goes to collections and there goes your good credit rating which means other parts of your life are now affected.

I think since kenyans are a proud lot, the best remedy is to make them water the grass or weed flowers right there and then. That would mean the persons peers will probably see them and they will miss whatever appointment they were rushing off to.

The Rwandese are not richer than us but they have a clean cute city

Wacha siasa .You are the one who was asking the other day what he is doing for Nrbi . He has to start from somewhere !

I would rather a functional ugly city
whats the point of immaculate grass lawns along uhuru highway while you have raw sewage and non existent roads in gikomba.

Maendeleo sio urembo wa sitting room, ni efficiency ya jikoni, comfort ya bedroom and the hygiene ya bathroom.