Will close northbound Lafayette/Pontiac Trail next summer.

NAIROBI, Nov 30 (NNN-AGENCIES) — Kenya on Friday launched a $1.5 billion road expansion project financed by Chinese firms, including a state-owned company. Beijing is among Kenya’s top five development lenders, with Nairobi owing China some $4.7 billion, according to official 2025 data. Much of this comes from the $5 billion Chinese-funded railway linking Mombasa, Nairobi and Naivasha — Kenya’s costliest project since independence. President William Ruto celebrated the launch of the two-phase public-private partnership (PPP) project, which will see more than 170 kilometres of road built, strengthening transport links from east and central Africa to Mombasa’s port. The project’s […]

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The extension project that began in 1999 to add 10.5 miles to the well-traveled Daniel K. Inouye Highway, also known as Saddle Road, had been shelved twice due to a lack of funding.

Concerns grow over delays and safety issues in Digboi-Pengaree-Bordumsa-Mohong road project under Assam Mala 2 in Tinsukia.

The projects are affected by a Shs2.472 trillion gap for the financial year 25-26.

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Nekundi breaks ground for Omuthiya–Elambo road project NBC Online Tue, 08/12/2025 - 16:57

Street vendors operating along the constructed Ongos-Eneas Peter Nanyemba road, at the Havana informal settlement in Windhoek, have called for the urgent completion of the road project, saying the ongoing construction is disrupting their livelihoods. According to the vendors, construction on the road has been underway for the past three years with little visible progress, leaving them frustrated and concerned about the impact on their income. In an interview, a 45-year-old member of the vendors’ committee who preferred to remain anonymous and has been trading along the road since her teenage years, said there are over 3 000 vendors currently operating in the area. She noted that constructors had initially promised to relocate structures to create space and build a market for vendors to operate from – a promise that has not been fulfilled. “We want the construction to be completed. They said they would move the mbashus (makeshift stalls), but nothing has happened. Why can’t they build us a market? They’ve built markets in other constituencies – why not here? We are also people like them. We’ve been burning in the sun for over 10 years now,” she said. She further expressed concern over the proposed relocation of vendors to a different area, saying the move would negatively impact their customer base and income. “If you move us somewhere far, we won’t get customers, we will still come back here. Even if we stay home, we won’t have anything to eat. We have children. That’s why we sell here. We need money to buy bread for our schoolgoing children. The government must please consider us, the residents of Havana,” she said. Another vendor, Tulonga Moses, expresses support for the road construction, but urges authorities to accelerate the project. She stresses the need for vendors to be allocated a proper trading space, highlighting that street vending is their only source of income. “We are happy that they are constructing the road, but they should be fast about it because they are taking us away from here. They should also give us a new place where we can sell. This is the only way we feed our children. We don’t want to be put in situations where we go and steal. They should help us,” she says. Ongos Valley Development marketing and stakeholder relations officer Abed Erastus attributes the recent delays in construction to the illegal occupation of shacks along the road reserve. He says heavy rainfall in recent months further contributed to the slowdown. The road project, which spans 6.2 kilometres, is valued at N$380 million. The post Havana vendors demand completion of delayed road project appeared first on The Namibian.

Havana Vendors Demand Completion of Delayed Ongos–Eneas Peter Nanyemba Road Project NBC Online Sat, 05/31/2025 - 17:33

Governor concerned over delays in Engowi-Omuntele Road Project NBC Online Fri, 04/11/2025 - 11:45

RAWANG: The government is continuing efforts to strengthen the country’s infrastructure network through the completion and handover of a new road project connecting Federal Road FT3208 to Jalan 132 Kaki within the UMW High Value Manufacturing Park (UMW HVMP) area. Deputy Works Minister Ahmad Maslan said the RM78.8 million project was implemented to improve access …