Caption for the landscape image: Why Nairobi, Kiambu and Meru are the most dangerous places to live Tuesday, May 06, 2025 Scroll down to read the article Photo credit: Shutterstock By Lynette Mukami Digital Editor Nation Media Group Article Related Official crime statistics have revealed that Nairobi, Kiambu and Meru are the most dangerous places to live. This is because their crime rates are the highest in the country. PREMIUM Counties with most gangs revealed What makes them particularly dangerous is how deeply they have entrenched themselves in everyday life. PREMIUM Murders that shocked the nation in 2024 A report by the National Council on the Administration of Justice showed that there was an increase in the number of serious crimes reported to the police this year. . Recommended for you PREMIUM Woman wins Sh500,000 after husband moves lover into matrimonial home PREMIUM Drone strikes stall two fuel tankers bound for Kenya PREMIUM Family’s Russia hope shattered by DNA confirmation of Shakahola death PREMIUM Civil servants face vetting over Sh6.2bn payroll fraud Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles PREMIUM Civil servants face vetting over Sh6.2bn payroll fraud State renews push to identify irregular recruitment and weaknesses in management of public funds. PREMIUM Machetes, extortion and fear: Inside Homa Bay’s gang crisis Local business operators bore the brunt of the lawlessness. PREMIUM Mosiria exposes bitter fallout with Sakaja Nairobi County Chief Officer declares intention to challenge Governor Sakaja in 2027.
PREMIUM Counties with most gangs revealed What makes them particularly dangerous is how deeply they have entrenched themselves in everyday life.
PREMIUM Murders that shocked the nation in 2024 A report by the National Council on the Administration of Justice showed that there was an increase in the number of serious crimes reported to the police this year.
PREMIUM Civil servants face vetting over Sh6.2bn payroll fraud State renews push to identify irregular recruitment and weaknesses in management of public funds.
PREMIUM Machetes, extortion and fear: Inside Homa Bay’s gang crisis Local business operators bore the brunt of the lawlessness.
PREMIUM Mosiria exposes bitter fallout with Sakaja Nairobi County Chief Officer declares intention to challenge Governor Sakaja in 2027.
