Shirika la Reli kufunga barabara ya Moi Avenue Mombasa kwa ajili ya matengenezo

Shirika la Reli nchini Kenya limetangaza kufungwa kwa sehemu ya barabara ya Moi Avenue mjini Mombasa kwa matengenezo ya dharura ya daraja la reli. Kufungwa huko kunatarajiwa kuanza Jumapili, Machi 1, 2026, kwa masaa manne, kutoka saa 6 asubuhi hadi 10. Wafanyabiashara na madereva wameshaelezewa njia mbadala ili kuepuka msongamano mkubwa.

Shirika la Reli nchini Kenya limetangaza kusitishwa kwa muda kwa usafiri kwenye barabara ya Moi Avenue mjini Mombasa ili kuruhusu matengenezo ya dharura kwenye Daraja la Reli la Mbaraki. Ilani hii imetolewa tarehe Ijumaa, Februari 27, 2026, na kufungwa huko kunatarajiwa kufanyika Jumapili, Machi 1, 2026, kwa muda wa masaa manne, kutoka saa 6 asubuhi hadi 10 asubuhi.

Sehemu itakayofungwa ni ile kati ya barabara-mzunguko wa Moi Avenue-Tangana Road na barabara-mzunguko wa Moi Avenue-Mogadishu Road. Shirika la Reli limesema matengenezo haya ni muhimu ili kuhakikisha usalama na uaminifu wa miundombinu ya reli na kuepuka matukio yoyote katika siku zijazo.

Madereva wanaoelekea Gate 10 ya KPA na eneo la bandari wameshaelezewa kutumia Barabara ya Mogadishu, kisha kuunganishwa na Barabara ya Zanzibar na baadaye Barabara ya Shimazi. Wale wanaotafuta kuingia Gate 10 ya KPA na eneo la bandari wameelekezwa kutumia Barabara ya Tangana, kisha Mji Kenda Street, Lumumba Road, kabla ya kujiunga na Barabara ya Shimazi.

Shirika la Reli limehimiza madereva kufuata maelekezo ya polisi na walinda trafiki mahali hapo. "Madereva wameshaelezewa kufuata mpangilio wa usimamizi wa trafiki na kufuata maelekezo kutoka kwa maafisa wa polisi na walinda trafiki mahali hapo," ilisema Shirika la Reli. Shirika limeomba msamaha kwa usumbufu wowote unaosababishwa, lakini limesisitiza kuwa matengenezo ni muhimu kwa usalama wa umma.

Mombasa inaendelea kupitia mtiririko mzito wa trafiki, hasa karibu na eneo la bandari, hivyo kupangwa mapema kwa safari ni muhimu kwa wasafiri.

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Nairobi Water resumes supply to six estates after pipeline repairs

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Nairobi Water has confirmed resumption of supply to Buruburu Phases 1 and 2, Kariobangi South and North, Dandora, and parts of Mathare after repairing a flood-damaged transmission pipeline along Outering Road. Services were disrupted by recent floods affecting thousands of homes. The company stated the pipeline has been fully restored.

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Flight disruptions have been reported in and out of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) on February 16, 2026, following the start of a go-slow by airport workers. The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) and various airlines have noted delays stemming from a labour dispute between the Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) and the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA). Workers are protesting stalled collective bargaining agreement negotiations and delayed union dues.

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has erected roadblocks on major highways into Nairobi to curb accidents as people return from Easter festivities. The move follows a report of at least 50 road fatalities over Easter weekend alone. The checkpoints, conducted with the National Police Service (NPS), target private cars.

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