Kenya Rural Roads Authority

His Excellency the President today launched the upgrading to Bitumen Standard of Mjanaheri–Ngomeni Road.

Implemented by the Coast Development Authority and supervised by KeRRA, the project will cut travel time, boost trade, spur tourism, and improve access for local communities. A milestone for coastal connectivity and economic growth.

The final day of the Science, Technology, Research and Innovation (STRI) for Society Week 2026 at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, held from 18th to 22nd May 2026, was successfully concluded today with many curious minds visiting our stand and engaging with the innovations and scientific solutions showcased by KeRRA in advancing sustainable road infrastructure development.

Through research, technology, and innovation, KeRRA continues to play a key role in supporting science-driven approaches that enhance connectivity, promote sustainability, and improve livelihoods across the country.

The event was officially closed by H.E. Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi alongside Principal Secretary for Science, Research and Innovation Prof. Shaukat Abdulrazak.

This year’s theme was:
“Igniting Innovation: Bridging Science and Society for Sustainable Development.”

Day 2 of the 1st KIHBT International Research Conference featured insightful discussions on financing, policy, regulatory frameworks, and diversity, equality & inclusivity. Eng. George Chiaji, Director of Research, Strategy & Compliance, represented KeRRA in a panel discussion, sharing perspectives on strengthening sustainable road transport through research and innovation.

KeRRA’s Head of Communications Catherine Butaki, also made a presentation highlighting KeRRA’s work and its alignment with the conference theme of enhancing capacity building and skills development for sustainable road transport.