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Monday, August 24
Economy
Former CS Moses Kuria warns that government infrastructure projects are insufficient to tackle the looming youth unemployment crisis, predicting a workforce surge from 1.1 million recent graduates.
President William Ruto announced ambitious plans for a new Thika-Museum Hill expressway, aiming to ease severe traffic congestion on the existing Thika Superhighway. This project, expected to begin in 2026, forms part of a broader national infrastructure agenda to enhance connectivity and economic activity across Kenya, potentially utilizing a Public-Private Partnership model.