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The leadership of the Nairobi County Government Workers Union has raised concerns over the alleged re-emergence of cartels that threaten to disrupt service delivery for Nairobi residents. The Worker's Union is now calling upon Governor Sakaja to enforce strict guidelines, that will prevent disruption of the smooth running of the Capital's County Government especially in the health, transport, and commercial sectors.
Nairobi County Staff raises alarm over re-emergence of cartels
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