Audio By VocalizeThe Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has partially closed the Thika Superhighway at Globe Roundabout to allow stabilisation works on the Nairobi River Bridge, a move set to affect thousands of commuters on one of Nairobi's busiest arterial roads. The closure runs from March 12 to 19, to enable reinstatement works at the bridge along the busy A2 Thika Superhighway corridor. Almost all public service vehicles plying Thika Road use the roundabout to access the Nairobi central business district. Motorists intending to make a U-turn at Globe Roundabout towards Thika will use the Guru Nanak U-turn. "Temporary traffic control measures, lane management or diversions may be introduced as technical investigations and stabilisation works progress," KeNHA noted in a public notice.

Source: Standard Digital March 13, 2026 18:08 UTC