KeNHA Intensifies Talks as Evictions Loom Along Several Nairobi & Machakos Towns
The planned evictions by KeNHA are expected to affect hundreds of traders and businesses operating along the rapidly developing transport corridor...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) is engaging with traders and local leaders along the Kangundo Road corridor as a 30-day eviction notice for encroaching on road reserves nears its expiry.
- A 30-day notice was issued on May 29, requiring traders to vacate road reserves by June 28.
- KeNHA, through its Lower Eastern Region Director Engineer Wilfred Langat, is holding consultative forums to address compliance issues and explain the necessity of the clearance for planned road development works.
- The exercise is crucial for upcoming improvements including service road upgrades, bus bays, and drainage rehabilitation along the 60-kilometer stretch connecting Nairobi and Machakos counties.
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KeNHA Intensifies Talks as Evictions Loom Along Several Nairobi and Machakos Towns - June 2026
The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) is engaging with traders and local leaders along the Kangundo Road corridor as a 30-day eviction notice for encroaching on road reserves nears its expiry. Members of Parliament are demanding the termination and blacklisting of contractors responsible for significant delays in the Ksh 45.5 billion Kenya Towns Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation Programme. The Commission on Administrative Justice (CAJ) has also ordered the Tana River County Government to release information on the Inuka Fund and recommended the Acting County Secretary for prosecution over non-compliance with information requests and official summons.
