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HomeDaily NewsFriday, August 22, 2025Authorities Announce Closures of Sections of Thika, Bomas-Kiserian, and Marigat-Loruk Roads - August 2025
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Authorities Announce Closures of Sections of Thika, Bomas-Kiserian, and Marigat-Loruk Roads - August 2025

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has announced multiple road closures for different reasons. A section of the Bomas-Kiserian (B19) Road is temporarily closed for two months to facilitate the construction of two box culverts. In a separate announcement, KeNHA indefinitely closed a section of the Marigat-Loruk highway due to severe flooding caused by rising water levels in Lake Baringo. Additionally, sections of Thika Superhighway have been closed with diversions in place ahead of the Kenya vs Madagascar CHAN Quarter-final clash at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani. Motorists and commuters have been advised to expect delays in affected areas.

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Friday 3:14 PMKenyans

KeNHA Announces Closure of Major Road for Two Months

KeNHA Announces Closure of Major Road for Two Months

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has announced the temporary closure of a section of the Bomas-Kiserian (B19) Road for two months to facilitate the construction of two box culverts. This disruption impacts motorists from Brookhouse/Galleria to the Catholic University of Eastern Africa junction.

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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has announced the temporary closure of a section of the Bomas-Kiserian (B19) Road for two months to facilitate the construction of two box culverts. This disruption impacts motorists from Brookhouse/Galleria to the Catholic University of Eastern Africa junction.

  • The closure will be in effect from Thursday, August 28, 2025, until Monday, October 20, 2025.
  • Acting Director-General Luka Kimeli issued the public notice regarding the closure.
  • KeNHA has provided two alternative routes: Langata Road - Langata South Road - Kiboko Road - Banda Lane - Magadi Road, and Langata Road - Langata South Road - Kiboko Road - Mukoma Road - Magadi Road.
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KeNHA Closes Road Indefinitely After Public Uproar

KeNHA Closes Road Indefinitely After Public Uproar

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has indefinitely closed a section of the Marigat-Loruk highway due to severe flooding caused by rising water levels in Lake Baringo. This closure follows public outcry from residents concerned about connectivity and safety.

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Sections of Thika road closed ahead of Kenya-Madagascar CHAN clash

Sections of Thika road closed ahead of Kenya-Madagascar CHAN clash

Sections of Thika Superhighway have been closed and diversions put in place ahead of the Kenya vs Madagascar CHAN Quarter-final clash at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani. Motorists and commuters are advised to expect delays and traffic snarl-ups due to these diversions.

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Sections of Thika Superhighway have been closed and diversions put in place ahead of the Kenya vs Madagascar CHAN Quarter-final clash at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani. Motorists and commuters are advised to expect delays and traffic snarl-ups due to these diversions.

  • Diversions are in effect at Ruiru Interchange, Githurai, and Muthaiga.
  • The National Police Service has deployed a large contingent of officers around the stadium for security.
  • The stadium has a capacity of 48,000, with up to 38,000 fans expected.
  • Motorists from Nairobi CBD heading to Thika Road should use Kiambu Road at Exit 4.
  • Traffic to Mwiki from Thika Superhighway should follow the Ruaraka-Baba Ndogo-Lucky Summer-Nairobi River-Mwiki route.
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Key Highlights

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has indefinitely closed a section of the Marigat-Loruk highway due to severe flooding caused by rising water levels in Lake Baringo. This closure follows public outcry from residents concerned about connectivity and safety.

  • The flooding is a result of heavy rains causing Lake Baringo to overflow.
  • KeNHA has advised motorists to use alternative routes, including the diversion at the Loruk-Chemalingot road.
  • Residents reported difficulties, with children unable to attend school and concerns about attacks from water animals like hippos and crocodiles.