Kenya has released Sh177 billion to road contractors to restart work on over 6,000 kilometers of stalled road projects, according to a recent report. The funding aims to revive infrastructure development that had been delayed due to financial and logistical challenges.
The announcement comes as the government seeks to boost economic activity and improve transportation networks across the country. Officials stated that the payment will allow contractors to resume construction on key roads, which are critical for regional connectivity and trade.
The move is part of broader efforts to address infrastructure backlogs and support economic recovery. The government has emphasized the importance of timely project completion to enhance mobility and support local economies.
The funding was confirmed by officials in the Ministry of Roads, who highlighted the significance of the investment in revitalizing the country’s transportation system. (eastleighvoice.co.ke)
