Dozens of people were killed in March as successive deluges overwhelmed homes, businesses, and informal settlements in the Kenyan capital, highlighting vulnerabilities in urban planning and infrastructure. The deadly floods have raised urgent questions about how the city can better prepare for future disasters.
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