The most affected roads were Waiyaki Way, Uhuru Highway, Parliament Road, Kenyatta Avenue, State House Road and their environs. He arrived in Kenya on Monday night from Uganda for a three-day State visit. Public service vehicles plying Waiyaki Way hiked fares from a minimum of Sh80 to a high of Sh100 for distances that commuters normally pay between Sh20 and Sh60. Waiyaki way was opened shortly after 9am. Nairobians were on Tuesday forced to walk to work after key roads were closed following a visit by Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Source: The Star July 05, 2016 06:11 UTC