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.