Residents of Naivasha are protesting proposed toll charges on the new Rironi–Mau Summit expressway, calling it double taxation. These concerns emerged during a public participation forum for the 233-kilometre project.

• The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) confirmed design work is underway for the 233-kilometre expressway.
• Senior KeNHA engineer Antony Ng’ang’a stated that two Chinese companies have been identified for the project, with sections having three and four lanes.
• Former Lakeview MCA Simon Wanyoike and the Naivasha business community are opposing the tolling plan, arguing motorists already pay a fuel levy for road maintenance.