Govt to Construct New Nairobi-Thika Expressway, Ruto Reveals

The President said that the 60-kilometre highway would begin near the existing Nairobi expressway at Museum Hill interchange and terminate at Thika town...

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President William Ruto announced plans to construct a new 60-kilometre expressway connecting Nairobi City to Thika town in Kiambu County. This new expressway, set to complement the existing Thika road, aims to ease severe traffic congestion experienced by commuters between these key areas.

Construction for the new expressway is projected to commence in 2026.
The project will begin near the existing Nairobi expressway at Museum Hill interchange and conclude in Thika town.
The announcement was made during the 62nd Jamhuri Day Celebrations at Nyayo Stadium on Friday, December 12.

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