Kenha to restore trees on road network at a cost of Sh20m
Kenya National Highways Authority Director General Kungu Ndungu and a Kenya Forest Service officer plant a tree during a joint exercise at Ngong Road Forest on June 10, 2022.
The authority announced that it will work on preventative maintenance on Mai Mahiu-Narok road to help reduce bridge washouts during the rainy season.
In Mombasa County, more than 200,000 mangrove seedlings were planted to replace those cleared during the construction of the Dongo Kundu bypass.
Kenya National Highways Authority (Kenha) has committed Sh20 million to the restoration of forest areas that were cleared and destroyed for road network development.
Kenha chair Wangari Ndirangu has said the authority has embarked on sustainable development as it continues breaking ground on more projects across the country.
