Makueni County is set to reap huge benefits from the proposed Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway, an infrastructure project expected to cost Sh455 billion.
The 444-kilometre modern highway will pass through 110 kilometres of Makueni, positioning the county as a key beneficiary of the development.
Once complete, the expressway will drastically cut travel time between Nairobi and Mombasa to just five hours, offering a faster, safer, and more sustainable transport corridor.
Makueni Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili chairs a meeting with a delegation from KENHA, Kurrent Technologies Limited, and Everstrong Capital Kenya Ltd. The team paid her a courtesy call on Monday during a stakeholder consultation meeting on the proposed Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway project./EVELYN MUTANU
Ever Strong Capital Ltd Kenya representative Mr. Kyle McCarter./EVELYN MUTANU
Makueni Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili speaks to a delegation from KENHA, Kurrent Technologies Limited, and Everstrong Capital Kenya Ltd. The team paid her a courtesy call on Monday during a stakeholder consultation meeting on the proposed Nairobi-Mombasa Expressway project./EVELYN MUTANU
Stakeholder engagement remains a priority, with plans to involve county governments, landowners, and other affected parties to ensure smooth implementation, fair compensation, and conflict-free development.
by EVELYN MUTANU
