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Dr.Alfred Mutua and the NCBD chairman Mr.Muriuki on the forefront in planting grass along waiyaki way




One of the objectives of the Nairobi beautification program is to provide employment to the
youths through the Kazi kwa vijana (KKV)project. Above are some of the youths in the KKV program planting the Durante’s along Mombasa road.




The way a city looks and feels has a direct psychological and social impact on its stability,
economic drive, and growth of that city. Dr. Alfred Mutua and
the NCBDA chairman Mr. Timothy Muriuki joins the kazi kwa vijana team in planting the Durante’s
during the launch of the beautification project.




Nairobi has to look successful for it to attract success and the good news is now it will!
Nairobi will never be the same again because of the commitment of the government to do things right.




The planting and maintaining of grass along the highway will make the landscape look better compared to bushes.




Dr. Alfred Mutua and the NCBD chairman Mr.Muriuki on the forefront in planting grass along waiyaki way.




A section of kkv prepares the ground by marking to form the patterns in preparation for planting flowers.




A technician fixing the cctv on Tom Mboya street. This is expected to reduce crime rate in the city.




Nairobi town clerk Mr. Phillip Kisia pastes the number on the building in the city.




The beautification program is utilizing Vijana kwa Kazi program and the normal resources and
staff already working for Government in the City Council and other Ministries.




CCTV and appropriate lighting are key factors in determining the security.
The government is planning to set around 20,000 cctv along all streets in the town. < br>



The NCBDA chairman Mr.Muriuki addresses the journalists outside the fire station in Nairobi town during the launch




The NCBDA chairman explains the importance of building numbering during the launch.
Building numbering will assist in directions, synchronization with GPS, response to emergency calls and postal services.




Nairobi town clerk Mr. Phillip Kisia addresses the journalists during the launch of the Nairobi beautification project
Looking on is the Government spokesperson Dr. Alfred Mutua




Road painting and bumps is also among the projects in the beautification program.
Nairobi city council staff re-painting the zebra crossing on Tom Mboya street.

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