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September 27, 2025
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KeNHA commits Sh20mn for permanent removal of Kisumu’s killer roundabout

KeNHA commits Sh20mn for permanent removal of Kisumu’s killer roundabout

In its place, a central road median will be constructed to separate the dual carriageways. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has allocated Ksh 20 million for the permanent removal of the illegally demolished Coptic Roundabout on the Kakamega-Kisumu Road. A central road median will be constructed to replace the former roundabout, which was removed after a tragic accident claimed twenty-seven lives in August 2025.

  • KeNHA has committed Ksh 20 million for the new road design which eliminates the previous intersection.
  • Eng. Julius MacOdero, KeNHA Nyanza Regional Director, confirmed new designs are complete and a contractor will be deployed soon.
  • The original roundabout was illegally demolished in August 2025 by unknown individuals after a road accident killed 27 people.

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