Ngong Road-Naivasha Road Flyover Completed Month Ahead of Talanta Stadium Completion

Author: Kenyans.co.ke WriterPublished on: June 18, 2026Country: Kenya

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Ngong Road-Naivasha Road Flyover Completed Month Ahead of Talanta Stadium Completion

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo announced the completion of the 800-metre Ngong Road-Naivasha Road flyover, implemented by KURA. The project, funded by a Ksh3.58 billion loan from the Spanish FIEM fund, aims to ease congestion on the Ngong Road corridor and improve access to Talanta Stadium ahead of AFCON 2027. Construction began in September 2024, and the flyover will become operational in the coming weeks.

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