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@Jasiri_ACM Word. Especially formers directors. Theyll hope from conferences to another with claims they pioneered sijui what plans, but none of them ever brought down illegal buildings. None!

Every time you have a sit down with City people, they'll feign fake concern about unplanned developments, swear that the previous team did weird approvals against advice, swear that they are better; if only you just report the illegal approvals. . . Then go ahead & approve this!

@4rteta @kinjeketile Yes, the terrace and pool area is the give away.

F1 that must be Amara Ridge in Karen near Bomas. Units go for 120 million or 500,000 rent per month. Yamune elites are swimming in money

@Askumo254 @xysist Absolutely, this is doable. Let me check some.

@xysist @MidoCollins Hi Collo. Is there a way we can check older maps of the city and establish which public facilities and riparian reserves were taken up by faith based organizations in the 80s and 90s? I have a few in mind but I'm sure a map would showcase many more

My least favorite thing is that it is built on land that was meant to be a detention pond meant to enhance flood attenuation and increase the time of concentration while reducing the flow in downstream drainage. Thank you for your attention to this matter !

@Hrhmakanda @kinjeketile This makes absolute sense. There would be no other reason to close the park other than this.

@kinjeketile NMS ate the money to be paid to contractor. Contractor has refused to hand over for non payment.

We need to have that park area next to Serena reopened, by kithni or ndekni.

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Nairobi was largely an impenetrable swamp covered with a thick vegetation of papyrus. As the township expanded the biggest headache was how to construct roads in this new soggy British outpost. Constructing roads such as Kirinyaga Rd and Muranga Rd presented the biggest challenge because that part of the town was extremely soggy and inaccessible. Engineers had to use a makeshift boat made out of papyrus reeds to reach the site. For example When they began constructing Muranga road right from Globe roundabout in 1905, they discovered that the waterbed was so high with very clear water. They had to keep digging through nearly 20 feets of water to reach the rocks below. Having reached the bedrocks, they used stone bottoming and soil embankments to construct the road. This was to prevent the water below from seeping onto the road. Over the deeper parts of the river , near today's Globe flyover, a steel girder bridge was built to support the road. However these attempts to suppress mother nature backfired on April 22, 1922, during the rainy season. The water pressure below burst the surface throwing a huge part of Muranga rd and the bridge in the air. An engineer in the Public Works Department blamed the destruction on shockwaves which loosened the obstacles that kept in place huge volumes of water below the surface for so many years. Today, the area that was once an untamed swampy wilderness, is a vibrant city with land going for millions and even billions. However it still remains vulnerable to the effect of its geographical location, which the authorities have failed to mitigate through proper flood risk management strategies. Netherlands was able to transform coastal areas into habitable, arable, and agricultural land. The Nairobi county government and the national government can also do something to prevent ferocious floods.

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@EricKigada @drizzie @nairobi_rivers Given an urban setting, they were not establishing the highest water mark, but 30m buffer on either banks with tape and handheld GPS.

@MidoCollins @drizzie @nairobi_rivers Did they use physical evidence to establish the high water mark?

@nairobi_rivers It would be better to issue flood maps like this rather than points on a map with estates names to the media.

@EricKigada @drizzie @nairobi_rivers This is 30m riparian wayleave pegging exercise done by WRA, no high resolution maps products are involved.

@MidoCollins @drizzie @nairobi_rivers How are decisions like this one arrived upon without a map? x.com/i/status/20333…

@EricKigada @drizzie @nairobi_rivers Hii ni malumbano ya professionals who have no idea about civil and hydraulic modelling.

@MidoCollins @drizzie @nairobi_rivers Though I know some of them personally, I don't discuss these matters with them. I go with what is stated publicly. Basically you are saying that the NRC members who were on TV recently lied about having maps of the flooded areas? youtu.be/EjPY-KPOFbs?si…

@EricKigada @drizzie @nairobi_rivers No, they dont. Am part of that NRC outfit, and we've begged for high-resolution SARs, Satellite, 1m DEMs and DSM in vain.

@MidoCollins @drizzie @nairobi_rivers The commission has the info. They haven't shared.

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