KeNHA Threatens Arrests in Traffic Update Ahead of Safari Rally Rush
KeNHA advises alternative routes ahead of the long-awaited Safari Rally in Naivasha, expected to draw fans from all over the world and masses from Nairobi for the four-day event...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) is threatening arrests for illegally parked trucks on the Nairobi-Nakuru highway this weekend to manage traffic during the Safari Rally.
- KeNHA has warned truck drivers against parking in undesignated locations, with violations leading to immediate arrest.
- The agency has provided four alternative routes to ease anticipated congestion for motorists heading to Nakuru and Lanet for the event, which runs from March 12 to March 15, 2026.
- Key areas highlighted include Mau Summit, Thika-Magumu, Dundori, and Ngong Suswa.
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KeNHA Threatens Arrests on Nairobi-Nakuru Highway Ahead of Safari Rally - March 2026
The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) is threatening arrests for illegally parked trucks on the Nairobi-Nakuru highway to manage traffic during the Safari Rally scheduled from March 12th to March 15th, 2026. This comes as KeNHA issued traffic advisories revealing routes to beat expected Naivasha congestion. Meanwhile, the government unveiled a funding plan for Jomo Kenyatta International Airport expansion with ground-breaking set for June. Additionally, Treasury clarified that civil servants' salaries will not be subject to deductions to finance the newly established National Infrastructure Fund, which aims to raise significant capital for infrastructure development without burdening public employees.
