Firms get Sh4.5bn to move assets on expressway path

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Kenya Power workers relocate power lines along Waiyaki Way on September 24 to pave the way for the Nairobi Expressway. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA | NMG

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) will spend Sh4.5 billion to relocate infrastructure such as power lines, fibre optic cables, water and sewerage pipes from the Nairobi Expressway construction corridor.

KeNHA director-general Peter Mundinia said the outlay would be paid to individual utility firms to clear their respective assets.

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