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Heavy rains and flooding continue to wreak havoc in Nairobi, with Madaraka estate among the worst-hit areas. From stranded vehicles, and locked pathways, to collapsing walls, leaving residents grappling with the aftermath of Sunday’s downpour. The poor drainage system in affected neighbourhoods has been highlighted as a critical issue, with locals calling for immediate intervention.
Heavy rains and flooding continue to wreak havoc in Nairobi
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