JUST IN: Freemasons’ Hall Clamped in Nairobi Crackdown on Land Rates Defaulters 

  Nairobi County officials this week clamped down on the historic Freemasons’ Hall in the city center after the Grand Lodge of East Africa failed to settle land rates amounting to Ksh19 million. The operation, part of a citywide crackdown on land rate defaulters, was led by Revenue Team Leader Suzanne Silantoi and Chief Officer for Revenue Lydia Mathia. The county is intensifying efforts to recover unpaid rates that have crippled service delivery and development projects in the capital. “This particular premises owes Nairobi County over Sh19 million in land rates arrears,” Silantoi said during the exercise. “We are not only clamping properties of defaulters, but we are also moving to
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