Another two years to see the tarmac road from Malindi to the doors of Tsavo National Park.
It will not be ready for 2018 as expected at first, the road that for now has 12 km of asphalt on the 110 planned.
It will take another 24 months to complete the entire project, which is part of a total of 102 billion shillings for three road projects on the coast and inland.
Kenya's Minister of Infrastructure John Mosonik said yesterday that he said that the work of Lamu-Garsen would be sent in a shipment.
Certainly the road to Lamu (119km), in correspondence with the construction of the new port in the archipelago, will be the project to finish first, then comes Malindi-Tsavo and finally the last stretch of Taita-Taveta, which will connect With the road to reach Arusha in Tanzania.
Among the secondary projects announced by the Government and starting after the national elections, there are also the adjustment of the Hola-Garissa and the 35 km asphalting from the village of Sabaki, within Mambrui, to Marafa, A tourist known for the "Devil's Kitchens", but also on the director of Baricho, the village where water supply resides throughout the region.