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CS Davis Chirchir (Roads and Transport) appearing before Joint Energy Parliamentary Committees regarding the South Lokichar Basin Field Development Plan (Blocks T6 and T7). February 11, 2026. Photo/David Bogonko Nyokang'i
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Chirchir rejects claims linking Chivayo to JKIA expansion deal

The clarification comes as public attention remains fixed on the procurement process for the JKIA expansion, one of the government’s biggest planned infrastructure projects aimed at increasing the airport’s capacity to handle growing passenger and cargo volumes.

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CS Transport Davies Chirchir when accompanied with PS Transport and DG KURA in the senate Transport Committee on 7th April,2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG'I
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CS Chirchir defends Sh70 billion road fund split plan before senators

Ministry of Roads and Transport CS Davis Chirchir told the Senate that a proposed Road Maintenance Levy Fund formula would allocate 84.98% to national trunk roads and 15.02% to county roads, with ring-fenced county accounts.

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State vows crackdown on traffic violations after deadly Nyeri-Mweiga Road crash kills 15
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State vows crackdown on traffic violations after deadly Nyeri-Mweiga Road crash kills 15

In a press statement issued on Sunday, 29 March, Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir said the Ministry, in collaboration with the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and other enforcement agencies, will “thoroughly investigate the circumstances surrounding this crash and take firm, decisive action against any violations.”

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CS Davis Chirchir (Roads and Transport) appearing before Joint Energy Parliamentary Committees regarding the South Lokichar Basin Field Development Plan (Blocks T6 and T7). February 11, 2026. Photo/David Bogonko Nyokang'i
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Government assures MPs of readiness for Lokichar oil transport

The government told Parliament Kenya’s roads and rail will support crude oil transport from South Lokichar, with trucking to Mombasa from 2027 and a planned shift to a road–rail system from 2030.

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