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Feature: Chinese-rehabilitated highway revives trade, livelihood on Kenya-Uganda border

Summary by kenyastar.com
KITALE, Kenya, July 23 (Xinhua) -- Public transport driver John Naibei still remembers the grind of traveling from Suam on the Kenya-Uganda border to the northwestern Kenyan town of Kitale, before a Chinese firm rehabilitated the 45-km highway linking the two countries. After around five hours on the road, a dusty Nissan loaded with four bags of fresh onions would finally pull into a service station. Before unlo
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kenyastar.com broke the news on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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