Motorists Give Govt 48-Hour Ultimatum Over Ksh 3.9B Ngong-Suswa Road
The road has been the subject of online debates following its quick deterioration less than a year after the government announced that it had been completed and handed over...
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The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) regarding the poor state of the Ngong-Suswa Road, threatening legal action.
- The Ksh 3.9 billion highway, completed in December 2025, has developed numerous potholes.
- MAK disputes KeRRA's explanation that overloaded trucks are solely responsible for the deterioration.
- The association demands a comprehensive repair plan, disclosure of contractor obligations, and accountability for premature damage.
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