Kabete MP Wamacukuru has inspected ongoing road upgrades along the Kwa Henry–Kamoriani–Githunguri Gia Gichamu stretch in Kabete Constituency. The project, part of the Kabete Constituency Roads Development Programme, aims to enhance rural road links to durable standards. Contractors are currently using grading machines and tippers to rehabilitate the roads, with crews observed shaping the formation and compacting sub-base sections.

More households in Emulusio Village, Kisa Central Ward, Khwisero sub-county, Kakamega county are set to be connected to electricity under the Last-Mile Electricity Connectivity Programme. This initiative aims to boost economic activities and improve livelihoods in the area. Khwisero MP Christopher Aseka spoke about the project's potential to expand access to electricity during an inspection on Friday.

Road construction projects valued at Sh14 billion are reshaping the transport network in Kisumu, Kenya, with major works gathering pace, according to Capital FM. Among the projects under construction is the 30.5-kilometre Maseno-Kombewa-Kalandini road, along with roads in Maseno Town, a package valued at Sh1.73 billion. The works form part of a broader effort to upgrade infrastructure and improve connectivity across the region, the outlet reported.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has begun comprehensive inspections of major arterial roads in Kiambu County to carry out urgent maintenance ahead of El Niño rains predicted for October 2026. According to Ghafla Kenya, the technical assessment aims to identify vulnerable road sections needing structural rehabilitation, drainage clearing, and surface repairs in order to prevent severe infrastructure damage during the anticipated heavy rainfall.

Construction of the 73-kilometre Kahama–Ulyahulu Junction–Kakola road in Tanzania has reached 88.1 per cent completion, according to Daily News. The road, being upgraded to bitumen standard, is expected to strengthen trade and ease movement between the Shinyanga, Geita and Kagera regions. Officials say it will unlock economic opportunities in agriculture, mining, livestock keeping and forestry while improving the movement of goods and people.

Construction of the 12-kilometre Mjanaheri-Ngomeni link road in Magarini Sub-County, Kenya, has reached 50 per cent completion, according to the Kenya News Agency. The Sh600 million project, commissioned by President William Ruto three months ago, is being implemented by the Coast Development Authority. Officials say the road is expected to improve transport and boost economic activity in the coastal area once completed.