(PHOTO: BENJAMIN SAKWA/ STANDARD])The completion of a 1,200 kilometres roads gravelling project now paves the way for a new infrastructure project in Kakamega county. Updated Sun, June 5th 2016 at 11:58 GMT +3The tarmacking of Nala road in Kakamega County. The gravelling project cost the county Sh228 million and governor Wycliffe Oparanya says another Sh8 billion will be spent to upgrade a 200-kilometre road corridor. “There is also the ongoing tarmacking of another 3.6 kilometres of roads in Kakamega and Mumias towns,” he said. Tarmac roads are more durable.

Source: Standard Digital June 05, 2016 09:11 UTC