Kenyan president curses government's commitment to invest 1 billion shillings to complete Mau Mau roads
Development methods in Kenya
Written by Mohamed Ragab
The president announced Kenya William Roth, The government has committed to injecting one billion Kenyan shillings to complete the remaining work on the “Mao Mau” road project, in a move aimed at strengthening connectivity between rural and urban areas and improving transportation within the country.
Ruto explained via his official Facebook page that Project This comes as part of a comprehensive plan to enhance connectivity in the Mount Kenya region, where the government seeks to link villages to towns, and farmers to markets, thereby supporting the local economy and improving agricultural supply chains, particularly in central Kenyan counties.
Launch of a new road project in Muranga
The president announced the commencement of the Kiriko-Kagomoeni-Gitogi-Chui-Karojia road project in Mathioya County, which is part of the province of MorangaIt is a strategic project aimed at improving the infrastructure in the region and facilitating the daily commute of the population.
According to the statement, the project costs approximately 897 million Kenyan shillings and is expected to facilitate transportation and reduce travel time between villages and markets, in addition to boosting local business activity and opening new opportunities for farmers and traders.





Ruto noted that he met with residents of the Kagomo-Yeni region, where he reviewed with them the latest developments in the ongoing development programs in the region, stressing the government’s keenness to involve local communities in monitoring development projects to ensure that they are used to their fullest potential.
Comprehensive development strategy
This project is part of a broader strategy adopted by the Kenyan government to develop infrastructure across the country, with the aim of supporting economic growth, reducing development gaps between rural and urban areas, and enhancing farmers' ability to access markets more quickly and efficiently.



