Nairobi, November 10- The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has secured World Bank funding for an 815-kilometre road development project covering eight counties.
The KSh129 billion investment is expected to support improvements to the country’s road network while incorporating fibre-optic infrastructure and logistics facilities.
The project is aimed at improving transport connectivity, facilitating trade and supporting economic activities in the regions covered by the proposed developments.
The inclusion of fibre-optic infrastructure is also expected to strengthen digital connectivity along the road corridors.
The investment comes as Kenya continues to pursue infrastructure development to improve movement of goods and people while supporting regional economic integration.
Further details on the implementation schedule and the specific road sections are expected from the relevant authorities.
