Motorists to Get Live Traffic Updates as KeNHA Partners With Waze

KeNHA expects the app to ease jams by giving motorists time to choose alternative routes on heavily congested highways...

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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has partnered with the Waze navigation app to provide motorists with real-time traffic alerts and navigation across Kenya's key transport corridors.

Motorists can now receive and report live hazard updates, including accidents and potholes, directly from their smartphones via the free Waze app.
The initiative was announced on April 11, 2026, and aims to enhance road safety, building on existing tech-driven reforms in the transport sector.
This rollout coincides with increased road construction and follows a recent report of 50 fatalities on Easter alone, highlighting the urgency of the initiative.

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