Nairobi City County Chief Officer for Markets and Trade, Jane Wangùi for markets and Trade, today joined County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Business and Hustler Opportunities, Dr. Anastasia Nyalita, in an inspection exercise to assess compliance with Governor Johnson Sakaja’s directive on hawking regulations. The directive requires hawkers to operate only in designated backlanes or approved trading spaces to enhance order and dignity in the city.
The inspection covered key backlanes, including Tsavo, Giborone, Taveta, and Timboroa, among others. The exercise aimed to ensure that hawkers are following the county’s guidelines, which seek to create a structured and organized trading environment that benefits both vendors and city residents.
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Governor Sakaja’s vision for Nairobi is centered on transforming the city into a space of order and dignity, where businesses can thrive in a well-regulated environment. By allocating specific lanes for hawkers, the county government is addressing congestion challenges while providing traders with a conducive space to operate.
Many hawkers expressed their appreciation for the initiative, commending Governor Sakaja for his continuous efforts in improving backlanes and making them more comfortable for business. They noted that the structured approach has not only improved their working conditions but also enhanced accessibility and safety for customers.
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The county government remains committed to ensuring that all traders operate in a dignified and organized manner, fostering a business-friendly environment while maintaining Nairobi’s urban order. Inspections will continue to ensure sustained compliance and further improvements in the city’s market spaces.