The First phase of Thwake Dam is scheduled to be completed by December 10, 2024, following the final filling of its embankment area. Water, Sanitation, and Irrigation Cabinet Secretary Zachariah Njeru, who witnessed the final filling and closure of the embankment area, stated that the filling of the dam is expected to take approximately two…
-
-
Kenya news Completion of Sh260 million Gatundu stadium on track – Kenya News Agency
The Karatu stadium in Gatundu South is on track to be completed by the end of this month, at a cost of Sh260 million. The construction that began in 2017 had stalled for over six years. Speaking during a site visit, the project manager, Mr. Chege Gitau, informed the press that they were in the…
0 50 0June 14, 2024 -
Kenya news Murang’a MPs assure residents of completion of a link road – Kenya News Agency
Three legislators from Murang’a County have assured residents of the government’s commitment to complete the construction of Mau Mau Road. Speaking on Saturday at Kanyenyaini Market during a public sensitization forum on triple threats, the MPs said Sh5 billion has been allocated in the 2024/2025 budget to fund the completion of the link road, which…
0 71 0June 9, 2024 -
Kenya news Lamu-Garissa Highway Set for Completion by February 2025 to Boost LAPSSET Corridor – Kenya News Agency
Roads Transport and Public Works Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has revealed that the Lamu-Garissa Highway will be completed by February 2025. The Lamu-Garissa –Isiolo road is a crucial off take route for the LAPSSET Project, connecting Lamu Port to Ethiopia and South Sudan as well as hinterland markets along the LAPSSET Corridor Counties. He further…
0 49 0May 17, 2024 -
Kenya news Stalled projects in Murang’a set for completion, CS Wahome – Kenya News Agency
The Government is committed to completing some stalled development projects in Murang’a County before the end of this year, Lands, Public Works and Urban Development Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome has said. Speaking, Tuesday, when she toured various projects in Murang’a County, Wahome stated that funds have been factored to ensure the projects which started during…
0 44 0May 15, 2024 -
News Virginia addresses delayed pandemic-related unemployment cases, aiming for completion by July 2024
The Virginia Employment Commission has made progress in addressing pandemic-related backlogs in unemployment benefits processing. Chief Deputy Commissioner Jeff Ryan reported to lawmakers that first-level appeals are the primary issue, with approximately 45,000 cases expected to be resolved by July 2024. The agency has accelerated first-time payments but faces challenges in providing core services, particularly…
0 61 0December 8, 2023