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The bishop who wants to clean up City Hall After nearly two decades in church and politics, Former Starehe MP believes her experience has prepared her for City Hall. Gender 1 hour ago

The bishop who wants to clean up City Hall After nearly two decades in church and politics, Former Starehe MP believes her experience has prepared her for City Hall. Gender 1 hour ago

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

“I have never left politics,” she says, only pausing between election seasons, and this time, running under her own party, Kenya Moja Movement Party, she is making a fifth attempt at the Nairobi governorship.

On whether a Nairobi governor can ever be truly independent, given how counties depend on national transfers, she argued that Nairobi's constitutional allocation is already sufficient to run the county and that the real problem is how that money is managed.

In her first year in office as governor, she wants to be judged on a visibly cleaner county and better water distribution, alongside laying the groundwork for pulling idle youth into work.

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