Audio By Vocalize Expansion of Nairobi drainage on September 2, 2026. Sixteen high-risk flood zones have been identified across Nairobi requiring drainage clearance ahead of the El Nino rains.[Edward Kiplimo, Standard] Kenya is expecting heavy rains in many parts of the country this September, raising fresh concerns about flooding, landslides and destruction. Heavy rainfall can damage homes, farms, businesses and roads. Farmers are vulnerable because excess water can destroy crops and reduce food supplies, while traders in makeshift structures can lose livelihoods when floods sweep through markets. Heavy rains should not automatically mean loss of lives and property. With timely…