List of major highways Murkomen proposes to be tolled for revenue

Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen is advocating for the implementation of additional toll stations along prominent highways as a means to generate funds for the nationwide construction and refurbishment of roads.

Murkomen made this proposal on Friday while unveiling the Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) 2023-2027 Strategic Plan, highlighting specific roads such as Athi River-Namanga Road and Galleria-Rongai-Ngong-Karen Shopping Centre for consideration.

Other routes include Mombasa to Malaba roads, Corridor C and D roads (comprising Museum Hill-Moyale and Sirare-Lodwar, respectively), along with Kiambu Road, were highlighted in this endeavor. The CS emphasized the determination of the government to secure alternative funding sources for the enhancement of road networks nationwide.

The government’s commitment to enhancing the nation’s road infrastructure was underscored by the Cabinet Secretary (CS).

No Content Available

According to his estimation, the government is expected to allocate an average of KES 700 million for the installation of new toll stations along major roads.

Additionally, he highlighted the government’s intention to capitalize on Public Private Partnerships and Climate Funding resources to fulfill the KeNHA strategic plan over the next four years.

The Director General of Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) Kung’u Ndung’u supported Murkomen’s proposal, affirming that the agency has identified a significant challenge related to the durability of major roads.

He emphasized the authority’s commitment to employing cutting-edge technology to address this issue and achieve its set objectives.

List of major highways Murkomen proposes to be tolled for revenue

RELATEDPOSTS

CAF and beIN hit with USD 300,000 fines for anti-competitive practices

Vehicle linked to blogger Sniper’s murder recovered

Faith Chandianya

Related Posts

Expanding opportunities for Kenyan investors

Why Matatu Fares Rise With the Rain and Never Come Back Down

Kenya Without an IMF Programme: What Does It Mean for the Economy and Investors?

Kenya’s kSh340 billion infrastructure fund goes live

Public Debt and Economic Growth

Shariah compliant investment products expand as Islamic finance nears $6 Trillion

LATEST STORIES

The Hidden Retirement Crisis Facing Kenyans

Expanding opportunities for Kenyan investors

Why access to affordable credit is critical for business growth

Why Matatu Fares Rise With the Rain and Never Come Back Down

Kenya Without an IMF Programme: What Does It Mean for the Economy and Investors?

Kenya’s kSh340 billion infrastructure fund goes live

Public Debt and Economic Growth

Part-time work in retirement and what it means for your pension