US EditionKenyan Governor Grabs Public Road, Starts Charging Ksh20,000 for Use
A Kenyan governor has been accused of grabbing a busy highway and turning it into a private road. Busia County Government has been accused of grabbing public roads and charging 20,000 for the erected unauthorised road signs outside the Governor’s office. The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), on June 21, directed the Busia County Government to immediately remove the unauthorised road signage installed outside the Governor’s office, alleg…
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Kenyan Governor Grabs Public Road, Starts Charging Ksh20,000 for Use
A Kenyan governor has been accused of grabbing a busy highway and turning it into a private road. Busia County Government has been accused of grabbing public roads and charging 20,000 for the erected unauthorised road signs outside the Governor’s office. The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), on June 21, directed the Busia County Government to immediately remove the unauthorised road signage installed outside the Governor’s office, alleg…
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