The Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) has blamed overloaded trucks for the rapid deterioration of the Ngong-Suswa Road, saying the highway is undergoing phased maintenance as the agency steps up enforcement against motorists flouting axle load regulations. In a public notice issued on Thursday, July 8th, the Authority responded to concerns from members of the
Members of Parliament (MPs) have queried the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) about the alleged failure to implement Ksh 3.7 billion road maintenance for constituencies despite it being released for the purpose. The question was raised as several MPs lamented the poor state of roads after a bout of heavy rain, with no construction underway.
The Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRAA) has advised all contractors and suppliers against dealing with fraudsters currently circulating fake Letters of Award. In a statement on April 20, KeRRA warned that conmen are using fake documents to defraud businesses with the aim of stealing money. KeRRA said these fake letters tend to lure contractors into thinking