Ruto announces revival of Modogashe-Samatar road project

President William Ruto has announced plans to revive the stalled 157-kilometre Modogashe-Samatar Road project with World Bank support.

President William Ruto made the announcement on May 31 while speaking in Habaswein town, Wajir County. He said the project, previously under an annuity programme, would now proceed with backing from the World Bank.

Ruto outlined a clear timeline. The Ministry of Roads and Transport will begin stakeholder consultations in June. Procurement and competitive tenders are scheduled for July. The president stated he will return to the region in August to launch the project.

The 157-kilometre road aims to improve connectivity and trade for residents of Wajir County. Ruto described the initiative as addressing long-standing marginalisation in Northern Kenya.

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President William Ruto has announced that the Mau Mau Road project linking four counties is 60 percent complete and will finish within two years. He made the statement at a church event in A.I.C. Githumu, Kandara, Murang’a County. The government has allocated Ksh2 billion for the section through Murang’a.

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President William Ruto has announced that the Kaelo-Kamukunji-Mutuati Road in Igembe North, Meru County, will be finished within one and a half months.

The Kenya National Highways Authority has announced plans to build two highways spanning 745 kilometres across five counties in western Kenya.

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Tanzanian MPs heaped praise on Kenya's President William Ruto after his address to their parliament in Dodoma on May 5, 2026, praying for his re-election in 2027. Ruto highlighted regional projects like the Tanga oil refinery, despite a public rebuke from President Samia Suluhu for not consulting first. The two-day state visit aims to strengthen diplomatic and trade ties between Kenya and Tanzania.

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