KeNHA Issues 30-Day Demolition Notice to Traders on Key Roads
KeNHA has warned the traders and those with establishments along the corridor that they will be charged for the demolition costs should the notice period lapse before they voluntarily vaccate...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a 30-day demolition notice to traders and developers along key roads in Western and Rift Valley regions, targeting all unauthorized structures within road reserves.
- The notice covers roads including Chebarbar-Lessos-Nabkoi (B12), Mayoni-Bungoma (B139), and Chepsonoi-Kapsabet (B12).
- The affected structures include makeshift stalls, buildings, billboards, and nursery beds erected without approval.
- This exercise aims to protect highway infrastructure and improve road safety, with non-compliance by June 26, 2026 potentially leading to demolition costs for owners.
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KeNHA Issues 30-Day Demolition Notice to Traders on Key Roads - May 2026
The Kenya National Highways Authority has issued a 30-day demolition notice to traders and developers along key roads in Western and Rift Valley regions, targeting all unauthorized structures within road reserves. Nairobi County has announced a six-month grace period for developers to regularise unauthorised but structurally sound buildings, with strict enforcement including demolitions beginning after December.
