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Kenya: Procurement, Land Acquisition Weaknesses Inflated Kenya's SGR Costs By Sh116bn

The World Bank says at least 30% of the excess cost stems from governance failures and land acquisition problems.

Summary by allAfrica
Nairobi -- Non-competitive procurement and irregularities in land acquisition contributed to the high cost of Kenya's Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), with the country potentially spending up to $900 million (Sh116 billion) more than it would have under a cost benchmark based on Tanzania's railway, a new World Bank report shows.

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Business Daily broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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