WIRE — * Seeking a long-term solution to Nairobi's traffic congestion whose first phase will cost US$7.78 billion * The project will be funded by the Kenyan government, pension funds and transport-oriented development initiatives Maravi Express Kenya's government cabinet is reported to have approved an ambitious plan to construct an underground railway system — seeking a long-term solution to ease the capital Nairobi's traffic congestion. According to the online, Kenya.co.ke, the first phase of the project — to cost US$7.78 billion — will run beneath Nairobi's central business district (CBD) connecting key...
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