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Ethiopia's Government Communication Service has listed infrastructure projects boosting usability for created communities. Efforts in roads, housing, and water sectors aim to improve citizens' social and economic welfare.

19 april 2026 Rapporterad av AI

President William Ruto has revealed progress on a project to tarmac more than 250 kilometers of roads in Nairobi County. He said 67 kilometers are already under construction, with the next 70 kilometers starting next week. The announcements follow a deal with Governor Johnson Sakaja.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (Kenha) has recirculated evacuation notices to traders operating within the road reserve along the Thika Superhighway in Delview, Kihunguro, and Allsops after ignoring earlier directives. Persistent non-compliance will lead to the clearance of illegal structures. This action supports highway rehabilitation and safety improvements.

6 februari 2026 Rapporterad av AI

Columnist Leonardo Medina Patiño argues that the Colombian state relies on the private sector for road development but criticizes the lack of reinvestment in maintaining concessioned highways. He points to issues like long lines at tolls, minimum charges of 13,000 pesos, and shortcomings in lighting and markings that compromise safety. He urges greater oversight and for legislators to tackle these shortcomings.

Nine people died in two separate road accidents in Kenya on the night of December 24, 2025, as the world celebrated Christmas. One crash occurred at Mukhonje in Lugari constituency on the Eldoret-Webuye highway, and the other at Sachangwan in Nakuru County. More than 15 others suffered severe injuries and are receiving treatment in hospitals.

13 december 2025 Rapporterad av AI

President William Ruto announced plans to build a 60-kilometre expressway linking Nairobi to Thika town during Jamhuri Day celebrations. The project, slated to begin in 2026, seeks to ease severe traffic congestion on the current route. It will start at the Museum Hill interchange and end in Thika.