The Kenyan government has secured Ksh175 billion for the construction of over 580 stalled roads, resuming work after a previous cash crunch. The funding comes from private investors through the Road Maintenance Levy Fund.

• The government will repay Ksh7 out of every Ksh25 per litre of fuel levy, with no risk of revenue shortfalls for the Kenya Roads Board.
• The announcement was made by the Ministry of Transport, highlighting a significant step towards improving infrastructure.
• Current projects include the expansion of the Mombasa–Mtwapa road, which is 42 percent complete and will improve regional connectivity.