Transport and Infrustructure

KeNHA Announces Partial Closure of Mombasa Road at Cabanas for Road Construction

KeNHA has announced a partial closure of Mombasa Road at Cabanas from September 17 to October 22, 2026, to facilitate drainage construction. motorists are urged

KeNHA Announces Partial Closure of Mombasa Road at Cabanas for Road Construction
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has announced a scheduled partial closure of Mombasa Road (A8) at Cabanas, located along the Eastern Bypass, JKIA-bound. The closure is set to commence on Thursday, September 17, 2026, and will last until Thursday, October 22, 2026. This temporary measure aims to facilitate essential road infrastructure improvements, specifically the construction of a box drain along the affected section of the route.

Construction Work and Traffic Management

The construction project is part of KeNHA's ongoing efforts to enhance drainage systems and overall road safety. During this period, motorists traveling from the Eastern Bypass will be rerouted through designated diversion lanes. KeNHA has urged drivers to follow instructions from traffic marshals and to exercise caution to ensure safety. Traffic management plans have been carefully designed to minimize disruption and maintain smooth traffic flow despite the ongoing works.

KeNHA has also emphasized the importance of cooperating with police and traffic marshals during this period. Proper adherence to the diversion instructions is crucial to prevent congestion and accidents, and to facilitate the timely completion of the drainage project, which is expected to improve the resilience of Mombasa Road against flooding during heavy rains.

The agency's announcement highlights the necessity of the construction work to improve infrastructure along one of the busiest corridors in Nairobi and its environs. The partial road closure underscores the ongoing commitment to infrastructure development aimed at supporting economic activities and enhancing commuter safety.

Motorists are advised to plan their routes accordingly and stay informed about updates from KeNHA and local traffic authorities. The agency will continue to monitor traffic conditions and provide necessary support to ensure that the construction work proceeds efficiently while keeping disruptions to a minimum.

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