Africazine:
The construction of the Mtwapa Bridge is progressing steadily, promising improved connectivity in Kenya’s Coast Region.
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo provided an update on February 9, stating that construction is on schedule with 75 workers actively engaged on-site. Key milestones, including the stabilization of pier foundation piles, have been achieved, ensuring the bridge’s structural integrity.
Mtwapa Bridge Construction Update from Kenya
The Mtwapa Bridge, part of the Mombasa-Kilifi highway, is being constructed around the clock. PS Omollo emphasized the importance of this project, which aims to enhance traffic flow and safety in the region. The existing bridge will be repurposed as a service road once the new bridge is completed, further improving access for local users.
Omollo highlighted that the bridge and the broader road infrastructure are already benefiting the region by strengthening connectivity. This development supports tourism, trade, and small businesses, contributing to the local economy.
Kenya: Key figures on Mtwapa Bridge construction
- 75 workers deployed at the site
- 200-metre Galana-Kulalu Bridge nearing completion
Future Developments in Bridge Projects
- Completion of the Mtwapa Bridge will enhance traffic flow and safety.
- The existing bridge will be repurposed as a service road.
- Continued collaboration with local administrators and security agencies.
These infrastructure projects are set to significantly improve connectivity and support local economies in Kenya.
