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Road projects to be completed on time, says Transport CS James Macharia

Transport and Infrastructure Cabinet Secretary James Macharia inspects the ongoing construction of Koro- Mambere road in Mathioya on October 8, 2021. The CS said the government since 2013 has laid 10,500 kilometres of tarmac and will achieve 11,500 kilometres by August 2022. [Boniface Gikandi, Standard]

Transport and Infrastructure Cabinet Secretary James Macharia reassured Kenyans that all road and infrastructure projects in the country will be completed on time.

He said the road projetc are under supervision to ensure contractors are working within the period provided for in the contract.

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