KeNHA Issues 7-Day Evacuation Notice to Businesses Along Thika Road

The planned improvements align with the authority’s long-term strategy to modernise transport infrastructure and streamline public transport operations within the Nairobi Metropolitan Area...

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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a seven-day eviction notice to all roadside traders along sections of the Thika Superhighway. This directive, announced on Monday, February 9, 2026, precedes the construction of new bus bays at Roysambu and Githurai to improve traffic management and safety.

Seven-day notice for traders to vacate road reserves at Roysambu and Githurai sections of Thika Superhighway.
KeNHA Director General Eng. Luka Kimeli stated the new bus bays will reduce congestion and collisions from unregulated stops.
The initiative aligns with KeNHA's broader strategy to modernise transport infrastructure and streamline public transport in the Nairobi Metropolitan Area.

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