PHOTOS: Rironi-Naivasha Road Takes Shape as Tarmac Laying Starts
Source: Nairobi Wire
Summary
Construction on the long-awaited A8 corridor reached a critical milestone this week as contractors began laying the initial layers of tarmac along the Rironi-Naivasha section of the Rironi-Mau Summit highway. Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) Director General Luka Kimeli inspected the ongoing progress on Tuesday, witnessing workers apply the blacktop on the approach road to the Ngarariga Interchange. The visual progress signals that heavy earthworks on the stretch have given way to advanced road paving. The paving effort aligns with government targets to open specific completed sections to motorists ahead of schedule. Roads Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir confirmed last month The post PHOTOS: Rironi-Naivasha Road Takes Shape as Tarmac Laying Starts appeared first on Nairobi Wire.