The Kenya Kwanza government promised to complete all roads under construction.
As of 2025, the Kenya Kwanza government has restarted hundreds of stalled road projects nationwide by using a debt-free model of securitizing the fuel levy, which allowed it to pay contractors’ pending bills. Significant progress includes resuming work on key routes like the Ngong–Suswa Road and advancing PPP projects.
However, challenges persist, with delays and unresolved pending bills continuing to hinder full project completion. Institutional inefficiencies within road agencies like KERA have drawn parliamentary criticism, while procurement bottlenecks and the need for stricter oversight remain key hurdles to delivering on the promise of completing all road works.
