Last Updated 13 years ago by Kenya Engineer
The Kenya Urban Road Authority (KURA) is set to begin construction and rehabilitation works on the Nairobi Eastern Missing Link roads by April this year.
The road authority has made the announcement in an advert giving notice to all project affected persons, service providers and the public to vacate the road corridor in the next 60 days.
The works will cover Likoni road extension (1.8km), Enterprise road (2.2km), and dualling of Lusaka road from Mbs road junction to DT Dobie (2.5km).Footpaths and cycle tracks on Rabai and Lusaka roads from Enterprise road junction to Jogoo road junction will also be set up.
KURA will also start improvement of the Outering Ring Road from the junction with the Eastern Bypass up to the junction with Thika Road and adjacent roads. The Outering Road is one of the Vision 2030 Flagship projects for the capital.
The road projects are among other missing road links rehabilitation and construction projects in the capital with the latest, Western Ring Road, having been completed and commissioned late last year. The missing road links were identified in 2004 with the aim of reducing traffic congestion in Nairobi and making increase in economic growth.




















