The Kenya Court of Appeal has temporarily stopped the release of Sh6.8 billion in road maintenance funds to counties. This decision suspends a High Court ruling that had declared parts of the Kenya Roads Act and Kenya Roads Board Act unconstitutional.

• The Court of Appeal granted a 12-month stay of the June 5, 2025 judgment.
• The stay effectively freezes Sh6.8 billion of the Sh10.5 billion the Council of Governors claimed was due to counties for road maintenance in the 2024/25 financial year.
• A three-judge bench, including Justices Daniel Musinga, Pauline Nyamweya, and George Odunga, reasoned that immediate enforcement of the High Court's decision would cause “chaos and disorder” in road management.