By law we are required to leave at least 6 meters way leave from the center of the river, but in our case, we have left over 10 meters. We also have gone ahead and reinforced the river bank with Gabions. - Sterling Partners, Riverpoint Development.

Suny was on location in Langata today.



"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"

Is the 6m supposed to be from the center of the river or from highest water mark? What if the river is 20m wide do they mean they will build 4m inside the river?

That's a hard one 😂

@hardwood, I am glad to see you woke up from sycophancy slumber. Your concerns should not only include riparian but also public lands.

Taj mall imeanguka ama bado

I'm wondering what will happen after the mall is brought down. The road is already built anyway.....mpango ni gani? Or is it to leave an ugly slab in its place akin to the Kileleshwa Petrol Station?

I shared that image ages ago, right here.

Nimeuliza swali, jibu swali. Na kununa ni hali ya maisha, nuna kabisa.

@Masukuma, you are over-valuing tangible things and under-valuing intangible things. The continued presence of these buildings on reparian land and road reserves is a visible sign of impunity to the masses, it is impretive they are brought down.

Their demolition is a great and lasting visual image to Kenyans of the futility of impunity and corruption. This has far great value to us as a country than a measly, Ill-gotten Ksh 1B here and there.

The truth is we cannot build a society with integrity, on a foundation that lacks integrity. All those things lacking integrity we built will have to go, be demolished to the ground and we start again. Entire suburbs like Zimmerman will have to be razed to the ground at some point, so a mall and there is peanuts.

Waititu spoke and Sany stopped.

When Waititu is done being Governor of Kiambu he will move to Nairobi and be elected Governor again.

This guy is powerful.