MOJA Expressway on the Spot Over Flooding Along Mombasa Road Corridor

According to the Motorists Association of Kenya, the structural design of the Expressway makes Mombasa Road and Uhuru Highway more susceptible to flooding...

✨ Key Highlights

The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) is blaming the Nairobi Expressway for the severe flooding experienced along the Mombasa Road corridor, demanding accountability from its operators.

MAK claims the Nairobi Expressway's construction interfered with drainage channels, leading to recurrent flooding previously not seen on these highways.
The association calls for responsible parties, including engineers and planners who approved projects sealing drainage vents, to be held accountable.
MAK is also urging for compensation for motorists whose vehicles were damaged by the floods, which have led to widespread disruptions and destruction.