Kenya has valued its roads at Sh3.5 trillion ahead of a key audit that will inform maintenance of the vast network, pointing to the impact of huge spending on public infrastructure in the past eight years of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administration.
The Kenya Roads Board (KRB), the agency charged with overseeing development and repairing of roads, has revealed the valuation in the tender seeking consultants to conduct a two-year survey on the condition of Kenyan roads.
