Cross-border connectivity, Kuria community access, trade facilitation, all-weather road
Migori Kehancha-Ntimaru Road
Upgrade of the 41.5km Kehancha-Ntimaru road in Kuria East, Migori County to bitumen standard.
AnnouncedJanuary 1, 2016
StartedJanuary 1, 2018
Expected CompletionJune 30, 2025
Financials
Offering PriceKsh 2,000,000,000KES
Timeline
Construction Started
Put Sarajevo mobilized for road construction
83.9% Completion
Road reported at 83.9% completion by supervisors
Contractors
Put Sarajevo General Engineering Company
Main ContractorBosnian engineering company for road construction
AMA Consulting Engineers Ltd
Project SupervisorKenyan consulting engineers supervising construction
Politicians Involved
Ochillo Ayacko
GovernorSupported Kuria road infrastructure development
Benefits
Description
The Kehancha-Ntimaru road is a 41.5km road being upgraded to bitumen standard in Kuria East sub-county, Migori County. The road connects Kehancha town to Ntimaru at the Kenya-Tanzania border, serving the Kuria community on both sides of the border. The project was contracted to Put Sarajevo General Engineering Company, a Bosnian firm, under supervision by AMA Consulting Engineers. As of recent reports, the project was at 83.9% completion. The road is funded by the Government of Kenya through KeNHA and is critical for cross-border trade with Tanzania.
Overview
Connects the Kuria community to Tanzania border crossing, facilitating cross-border cultural ties and trade