The Kenyan government is accelerating the completion of infrastructure projects by prioritizing payments to contractors and ensuring adequate funding. This initiative aims to prevent project delays and ensure timely benefits for citizens.

• The government has paid 179 billion shillings in outstanding bills to road project contractors.
• Deputy President Professor Kithure Kindiki announced the accelerated completion efforts and inspected projects in Maragua Constituency.
• Projects covered include roads, markets, sports facilities, and affordable housing, with a directive for the Mbombo-Kwa Thamaki Road to be completed in under one year, backed by a 1.2 billion shilling allocation.