Three road contractors, including two Chinese firms, have slapped the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) with a Sh6 billion bill that arose from variations of their contracts and delayed payments by the Treasury.
KeNHA director-general Peter Mundinia told Parliament that the Chinese contractors hired to build the Kakamega-Kisumu and Webuye-Kitale highways have billed the agency Sh3.5 billion and Sh2.5 billion respectively for delayed payment and change of scope of work.
