Engineers challenged on road designs

Engineers have been urged to design and build roads that address challenges brought about by the effects of climate change, including floods and drainage...

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Kenyan engineers are being challenged to design and construct roads that are resilient to climate change impacts like floods and drainage issues, and to ensure higher quality construction standards.

Engineers must address challenges like floods, drainage failures, road safety, and technological gaps.
Key figures speaking at the event included Principal Secretary Joseph Mbugua from the State Department of Roads and Principal Secretary Dr. Esther Muoria for TVET.
The call comes amidst concerns about substandard roads and the need for engineers to reskill, incorporating modern solutions and embracing continuous professional development.

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