Kenya, is revolution in the highways, with funding already approved and others coming to connect large cities and cross the country with dual carriageways.
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has finally approved the first in a series of infrastructure loans for the country in partnership with the Kenyan government and other credit institutions and development funds.
The ok to the Thika-Sagana-Marua motorway project, which will connect the industrial area of Nairobi to the north of the country, eliminating the traffic of the small arteries directed to Nyeri and Isiolo, then to the regions of Samburu, Turkana and Ethiopia, provides for a total allocation of 260 million euros, of which 70% will be African and only 12% will come from a fund managed by the People's Bank of China. The Kenyan government will participate for 20 per cent.
The construction of the 84-kilometre dual carriageway motorway will be added to a ring road for those arriving from Mombasa, especially for heavy transport.
This financing will probably be followed by the one with American participation for the Mombasa-Nairobi motorway and the project, also by the African Development Bank, of the coastal motorway Bagamoyo-Malindi-Lamu. In this way, by 2025 Kenya will be fully connected by dual carriageways, from Tanzania to Ethiopia.

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