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Governor of Mombasa Hbadan Joho.P hot / courteous
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Murimi Mutiga and Wilson Kinyanjui
As the administration of Mombasa County seeks to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the city by ordering to repaint the buildings in a uniform color, perhaps special attention must be paid to garbage collection
The inhabitants now say that the decision of the administration of Governor Hbadan Joho to repaint the buildings of the central business district in white has been a source of tumult. and the blue color is ironic because the government has not kept its promise to rid the streets of waste.
Actors in the tourism industry asked the governor to collect street litter if the painting was to have an impact.
"Garbage collection is still a problem, we are happy that the county has considered our call to repaint the buildings, and we must now make efforts to clean up the city," said Sam Ikwaye, chief executive Kenyan Association of Guardians and Hotel Caterers (KAHC)
. -the opening of a dump in the area following the decommissioning of the Kibarani site
They claimed that the garbage had blocked the roads and could also cause them diseases. Residents who staged protests asked Joho to stop dumping more garbage in the area.
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