The Kericho-Mau Summit road is 91 per cent complete and will be opened by March 2015. World Bank and National Treasury officials led by the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) acting General Manager for Special Projects Eng Muchilwa who inspected the project commended contractor Solel Boneh International for the good work and asked them to take advantage of the favourable weather to expedite the remaining works.
“The road, which is part of the larger Northern Corridor Transport Improvement Project, will spur development in Western Kenya and in the neighbouring countries,” said Eng Muchilwa last week. He told the contractor to fast-track the marking of the road and erecting of road signage to ensure safety measures are adhered to during this festive season.