The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a new advisory for motorists on the Nakuru–Eldoret Highway near the Eveready roundabout after a sinkhole reappeared, causing fresh cracks and fears of a wider collapse. This re-emergence occurred just 48 hours after initial repairs.

• The sinkhole first appeared on Wednesday, September 4, disrupting traffic for hours on the busy Nairobi–Eldoret Highway.
• The affected part of the road has been closed by Police, leading to heavy traffic congestion.
• KeNHA confirmed the sinkhole was caused by water seepage and geological activity, and is working with other government agencies and geologists to investigate.

The Nairobi Green Park Underpass project is over 90% complete, according to the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA). This Ksh2 billion initiative aims to decongest Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD) and provide a modern transit corridor.

• The project, valued at Ksh2 billion, is over 90% complete.
• Silas Kinoti, Director General of Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA), confirmed the near completion on Saturday, September 6.
• The underpass, a 500-meter walkway, will connect the Nairobi Railway Station, Uhuru Park, and Haile Selassie Avenue with the CBD, featuring retail spaces, security, and amenities.