President Ruto defended his administration's performance in Kericho, asserting fulfilled promises amid opposition criticism. Deputy President Kindiki lauded the National Infrastructure Fund and pledged road projects, as Kenya seeks new financing for an expressway and JKIA upgrades. The EACC arrested two DCI officers in Kipkelion over alleged bribery, while a city lawyer was arrested in Westlands for allegedly presenting forged documents.
President Ruto defended his administration's performance in Kericho, asserting fulfilled promises amid opposition criticism. Deputy President Kindiki lauded the National Infrastructure Fund and pledged road projects, as Kenya seeks new financing for an expressway and JKIA upgrades. The EACC arrested two DCI officers in Kipkelion over alleged bribery, while a city lawyer was arrested in Westlands for allegedly presenting forged documents.
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Kenya is pursuing new financing from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) to fund significant infrastructure upgrades, including a major expressway and expansion at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). Deputy President Kithure Kindiki lauded the National Infrastructure Fund as a solution to Kenya's road financing challenges and pledged major road projects in Mt. Kenya East. Meanwhile, the Kenya National Highways Authority announced a partial closure of Mombasa Road at the Cabanas-Eastern Bypass off-ramp to facilitate construction of a box drain, warning of 35-day traffic disruptions for motorists heading towards JKIA. Separately, Kenya is on the brink of receiving a Ksh51 billion emergency loan from the World Bank within six weeks to mitigate impacts of the Ebola outbreak, El Niño, and high fuel prices.
President Ruto defended his administration's performance in Kericho, asserting fulfilled promises amid opposition criticism. Deputy President Kindiki lauded the National Infrastructure Fund and pledged road projects, as Kenya seeks new financing for an expressway and JKIA upgrades. The EACC arrested two DCI officers in Kipkelion over alleged bribery, while a city lawyer was arrested in Westlands for allegedly presenting forged documents.
President Ruto defended his administration's performance in Kericho, asserting fulfilled promises amid opposition criticism. Deputy President Kindiki lauded the National Infrastructure Fund and pledged road projects, as Kenya seeks new financing for an expressway and JKIA upgrades. The EACC arrested two DCI officers in Kipkelion over alleged bribery, while a city lawyer was arrested in Westlands for allegedly presenting forged documents.
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