Voi – Residents of Upper Kariakor, Aseko and Mlekenyi in Taita Taveta County stand to benefit from enhanced transportation, security, and business opportunities after the completion of the 2.7-kilometre Upper Kariakor-Aseko-Mlekenyi Road.
The Taita Taveta County government spent heavily on the construction of the road furnishing it with five high mast floodlights, modern drains, pedestrian paths, culverts, and stone pitching to enhance security and prevent erosion.
County Executive Member for Lands Christina Zighe, together with Chief Officer Jimmy Mtawa, County engineers, and contractors toured the completed road infrastructure and lauded the excellent work done on the road.
She said the completion of the road project is part of the county government’s vision under the governance of Governor Andrew Mwadime Wakujaa.
“We acknowledge the support extended by the Government of Kenya and our development partners in achieving infrastructural development in Taita Taveta County,” said Zighe.
According to the County government, the completed road will ease transportation, free movement of residents, facilitate trade and offer security to the locals, thus promoting local businesses along the route.
Project Completion Highlights
- 2.7-kilometre road constructed
- 5 high-mast floodlights
- Modern drainage system
- Pedestrian walkways
- Culverts and stone pitching
- Improved access, security, and business environment
The completion of the 2.7-km Upper Kariakor-Aseko-Mlekenyi Road marks another significant step towards the county government’s efforts in the provision of road infrastructure in the region.
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