As we approach the World Environment Day on 5th June themed "Beat Plastic Pollution Towards a Sustainable Future", we urge the Municipality of Kilifi residents to practice proper solid waste disposal practices in a bid to realize a cleaner and safer municipality for all.
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Moving forward, we welcome any environmental stakeholders and partners in this noble initiative to find sustainable solutions to solid waste management in our Municipality.
Our February monthly clean-up exercise took place in Mnarani Ward earlier today.
We thank all participants for making this activity a success.This activity goes a long way in creating awareness in the community of sustainable waste management practices.
As a benchmarking activity the board will adopt the ideas learnt and incorporate together with our own so as to ensure effective service delivery to the people of Kilifi Municipality.
Also present was the Kisumu City Projects Manager, Mr. Charles Omollo.
Yesterday, while at the KICOSCA games, our Board paid a courtesy call to the office of Kisumu City Board Chairperson Elijah Adul.
The Board was taken through all development projects that Kisumu City has undertaken since it was conferred into a city status.
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JANUARY CLEAN-UP ; DO NOT LITTER OUR MUNICIPALITY.
We continued with our monthly clean-up on a high note by cleaning up Kisumu Ndogo, Kibaoni, Kasarani, and Mbuzi Wengi areas of Sokoni Ward.
We have made significant strides in ensuring Kilifi Municipality remains clean and safe for all through public sensitization on proper handling and disposal of waste.
During our today's exercise, we met with various opinion leaders who offered to fully support our initiative.
True to this, We have recently repaired non functional street lights in some parts of our town focusing on Trading centers such as Kibaoni and Charo wa Mae areas.
We are committed to maintaining street lighting infrastructure so as improve security, reduce accidents that occur at night and enable individuals such as traders to work more hours hence turning our area into a 24- hour economy town.
True to this, We have recently repaired non functional street lights in some parts of our town focusing on Trading centers such as Kibaoni and Charo wa Mae areas.
This routine exercise helps in tracking status and progress of ongoing projects thus ensuring they are completed within the set timelines and follow the right standards of construction.
These projects are The Kilifi Municipality Fire Station and Emergency Unit and The Upgrading of the Kenya Power-Seahorse road from murram to bitumen starndards.