KeNHA Explains Mass Recruitment as Key Road Construction Works Gain Momentum
The government, through KeNHA, KURA, and KeRRA, is currently undertaking major construction processes following the securitisation of the road levy...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a warning about fake recruitment messages circulating online, coinciding with the rollout of major road projects across the country.
- KeNHA is alerting the public to fraudulent emails, such as one from recruitment.kenha@gmail.com, falsely claiming recruitment and test postponements.
- Director General Engineer Luka Kimeli stressed that KeNHA never requests payment for employment and advised reporting scams.
- This warning comes as KeNHA prepares for a large-scale road maintenance program in the 2025/2026 financial year, aiming to upgrade over 100 road sections nationwide.
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