Return of western Kenya trains signals transport shake-up

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Casual workers cleaning a section of Nakuru-Kisumu railway. FILE PHOTO | NMG

In September, residents and businesses from the western parts of Kenya will start enjoying cargo and passenger train services in what looks set to turn around travel options and hit booming matatu and bus businesses.

Passenger train services will follow cargo services upon completion of the 23.5 kilometre new link from Naivasha to Longonot and rehabilitation of old rail track from Nakuru to Malaba.

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