| Updated Sun, May 28th 2017 at 00:24 GMT +3Transport Principal Secretary Paul Mwangi boards an SGR locomotive in Mombasa. The officials are working round the clock as the D-day for the President’s ride nears. [Gideon Maundu, Standard]The Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) is yet to get an insurance cover, even with a grand ride by President Uhuru Kenyatta expected this Wednesday. The insurance will come in handy given that the Kenya Railways Corporation has suffered some tragic train accidents in the past. The SGR, a key Jubilee administration project, will be a game-changer in the transport industry.

Source: Standard Digital May 27, 2017 21:22 UTC