Govt Explains Slow Expansion Progress on Rironi-Mau Summit After Uproar
There have been concerns over the slow progress in the construction works since the much hyped launch by President Ruto in November last year and the tight completion time set at 2027...
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The Directorate of Public Private Partnerships (PPP) has defended the slow construction pace of the Rironi-Mau Summit expressway, addressing public concerns about the project's progress.
- The 175-kilometre expressway project is reportedly on track within its contractual timelines.
- The Director General of the PPP Directorate, Engineer Kefa Seda, explained the project's current focus on foundational works.
- Initial construction phases prioritize subgrade formation, drainage, and structural elements like culverts and bridges before any asphalt surfacing begins.
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