On Wednesday, an explosion injured nine people.
Friday saw two people killed and another eight injured during another blast.
The suburb of Nairobi has been a hot seat for violence since Kenya went to war with Al Shabaab, Al Qaeda's wing in Somalia.
The terrorist group had begun raiding into Kenya, causing Kenya to send troops into Somalia, and remove the group from power.
Al Shabaab abandoned the cities, but has kept fighting in the country side, as well as continued terrorist actions in Kenya.
While no one has claimed responsibility for this week's attacks, Al Shabaab is considered the likely suspect.
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