I don’t run with my legs. I run with my heart and mind.

Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) If he was drunk then the amendment to the Traffic Act is timely.

KENYA MY MOTHERLAND!! As we go to exercise our democratic rights tomorrow as Kenyans lets do it in peace and remember that elections come and go. Remember Your vote is precious. It is the most powerful non-violent tool we have in a democratic society, and you have to use it.

Know your roads Can you identify the road, follow us on our Facebook Page to participate in the giveaway. fb.watch/j9cm1DF7UD/?mi…

🌸 Happy Mother's Day🌸 On behalf of KSG Mombasa Campus, we salute the remarkable women who selflessly nurture and shape our lives. Today, let's celebrate the sacrifices, unconditional love, and unwavering support of mothers. #HappyMothersDayKSGMombasaCampus 💐💖

Traffic Advisory Traffic congestion along Naivasha - Nakuru (A8) Highway #kenhaalerts

The Kenya School of Government wishes you a forward looking and hopeful week.

The Ministry of Roads and Transport, represented by the Project Coordinator, Eng. James Theuri and the Kenya National Highways Authority, led by the Director General, Eng. Kungu Ndungu, today engaged with the leaders from areas where the Horn of Africa Gateway Development Project

Wishing all Muslim Brothers & Sisters Happy Eid-ul-Adha.

Eid al-Adha to all our Muslim Brothers and Sisters #EidAlAdha

The Kenya National Highways Authority, North Rift Region, led by senior Eng. Benjamin Anambo, brought together Contractors, representatives from the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), the Local Administration and County Government's of Uasin Gishu, Elgeyo-Marakwet,

Traffic Advisory Temporary closure of Muhoroni - Kipsitet Road

President William Samoei Ruto, PhD meets Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) Deputy Director, Corporate Affairs Mr. Samuel Kumba when the President inspected road projects in Nakuru County. Looking on is Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) DG Kungu Ndung'u.

1/3 KeNHA Director General Eng. Kungu Ndungu today witnessed the launching of the last girder in the Mombasa Port Area Development (MPARD) Package 2 Road project at the 1.4km Mteza Bridge. Mteza and Mwache bridges form a critical part of Dongo Kundu Road whose construction

2/3 is set to be complete by March next year. In witnessing the launch of this final girder, the Director General was accompanied by directors Eng. Njuguna Gatitu (Planning, Research and Compliance), Eng. Henry Gakuru (Development), Eng. Daniel Cherono (Maintenance),

3/3 and Eng. Charles Obuon (Public-Private-Partnership). The Road project, once complete, will link mainland Mombasa to the South Coast in just under 30 minutes without going through the ferry.

ROAD OPEN 1/2 The Kenya National Highways Authority informs the public that Mtwapa - Kilifi (A7) Road is now open to traffic. This follows completion of restoration works at the Mbogolo Bridge that was washed away by floods.

2/2 The Authority appreciates your co-operation and understanding during the restoration process. Your safety remains our priority.