Kenya plans more expressways to ease rising traffic congestion

Author: Vincent OwinoPublished on: April 12, 2026Country: Kenya

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Kenya plans more expressways to ease rising traffic congestion

The Kenyan government plans to construct more expressways along key transport corridors to alleviate traffic congestion and boost investment. The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) is recruiting a consultant to develop a master plan for an expressway network. Currently, the country has only one operational expressway, the Nairobi Expressway, and a 236-kilometer toll road project is underway.

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