A construction firm in Nairobi has halted work on 57 projects worth Sh2.3 billion due to unpaid bills and funding shortfalls. The report reveals that the county provided Sh208.88 million in payments during the year. Despite this, many projects were left incomplete. Contractors cited delays in receiving payments as the main reason for halting operations. Some projects have been abandoned entirely. The issue has affected multiple sectors including infrastructure and housing. The government has been urged to address the funding delays. The situation highlights challenges in project management and financial planning. Local authorities are under pressure to resolve the issue. The halt has caused delays in development plans. The problem is part of a broader trend in public works. Experts warn of potential long-term economic impacts. The situation remains unresolved as of now.