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Construction of Sh62 billion Nairobi expressway starts
the-star.co.ke
Jun 3, 2020 11:00 PM
Had been delayed after attracting divergent opinions for a long time
The construction of the dual carriage Nairobi expressway has begun, signalling a possible end of traffic jams in the city.
On Wednesday, excavators, rollers, graders, loaders and bulldozers were busy doing preliminary groundwork on the area between the dual carriage of Mombasa Road.
Dozens of heavy-duty tippers were parked at an already cleared area near Jomo Kenyatta International Airport as drivers took a rest over lunch hour.
The Chinese funded-project is financed through a Public-Private Partnership and had been delayed after attracting divergent opinions.
It is on course, employing dozens of workers who have a reason to smile as many remain at home due to job losses brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.
Some of the areas with evidence of works include the South B footbridge where machines are digging trenches.
Between the Mombasa Road dual carriage, trees have been cleared, paving way for more advanced works.
At the JKIA intersection, a section has been carpeted with murram, with huge heaps of soil by the side of the road.
The Sh62 billion expressway is part of Kenya’s Vision 2030 development programme. It starts at JKIA and terminates at James Gichuru junction along the Waiyaki Way in Westlands.
There will be 10 interchanges at Mlolongo, SGR terminus, Eastern and Southern bypasses, Capital Centre, Haille Selassie, Museum Hill, The Mall - Westlands and James Gichuru Road junction.
The project is intended to ease traffic, hence reduce the energy and fuel costs associated with traffic snarl-ups.
Estimates from the Kenya National Highway Authority indicate that the city loses Sh50 million daily to traffic jams.
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EldadOluoch·10h
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beautiful, people like sonko should look from far, he refused to sign some cheque thinking he can derail the government work, oh man, the government is long armed. Uhuru ame amua. twende kazi, wako pamoja na AU engineer rep.
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Atleast we are seeing work being done. If that requires loans so be it. People will be employed and traffic jams will be a thing of the past. With the handshake we support Ounye all the way as we now trust that funding for the projects are not being siphoned off to people's pockets. So long as loans for funding projects are being used for intended purpose please borrow more and more. We shall pay from the enormous net benefits accruing. All projects giving good returns must and should be funded even if it means taking loans.
Jakochenya·3h
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That's great
the-star.co.ke
Jun 3, 2020 11:00 PM
Had been delayed after attracting divergent opinions for a long time
The construction of the dual carriage Nairobi expressway has begun, signalling a possible end of traffic jams in the city.
On Wednesday, excavators, rollers, graders, loaders and bulldozers were busy doing preliminary groundwork on the area between the dual carriage of Mombasa Road.
Dozens of heavy-duty tippers were parked at an already cleared area near Jomo Kenyatta International Airport as drivers took a rest over lunch hour.
The Chinese funded-project is financed through a Public-Private Partnership and had been delayed after attracting divergent opinions.
It is on course, employing dozens of workers who have a reason to smile as many remain at home due to job losses brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.
Some of the areas with evidence of works include the South B footbridge where machines are digging trenches.
Between the Mombasa Road dual carriage, trees have been cleared, paving way for more advanced works.
At the JKIA intersection, a section has been carpeted with murram, with huge heaps of soil by the side of the road.
The Sh62 billion expressway is part of Kenya’s Vision 2030 development programme. It starts at JKIA and terminates at James Gichuru junction along the Waiyaki Way in Westlands.
There will be 10 interchanges at Mlolongo, SGR terminus, Eastern and Southern bypasses, Capital Centre, Haille Selassie, Museum Hill, The Mall - Westlands and James Gichuru Road junction.
The project is intended to ease traffic, hence reduce the energy and fuel costs associated with traffic snarl-ups.
Estimates from the Kenya National Highway Authority indicate that the city loses Sh50 million daily to traffic jams.
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beautiful, people like sonko should look from far, he refused to sign some cheque thinking he can derail the government work, oh man, the government is long armed. Uhuru ame amua. twende kazi, wako pamoja na AU engineer rep.
Atleast we are seeing work being done. If that requires loans so be it. People will be employed and traffic jams will be a thing of the past. With the handshake we support Ounye all the way as we now trust that funding for the projects are not being siphoned off to people's pockets. So long as loans for funding projects are being used for intended purpose please borrow more and more. We shall pay from the enormous net benefits accruing. All projects giving good returns must and should be funded even if it means taking loans.
That's great
hatimae tumerudisha ufalme wetu wa tourism hub in East Africa.
*Dar Es Salaam is a key trade and tourism hub in East Africa.*
ukiona wasema tourism hub ujue kuna watalii wanakuja kupitia hio ndege
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