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As Kenyans last month focused all their efforts towards the August 8th election, a road construction project set to see Kenyans have a high speed express way from Nairobi to Mombasa was tabled.
A team from the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) and the Transport Ministry had already sent documents about the project to the Attorney General for clearance.
An American firm, Becthel International Inc was awarded the contract to build the 473 kilometre highway days before the August 8th election.
The awarding of the tender to Becthel International Inc sparked a war among agencies interested in the contract.
Kenyans have again questioned why the awarding of this tender was never reported as breaking news and why there was no announcement from State House.
The Jubilee government boasts of the Standard Gauge Railway, popularly known as the Madaraka Express, launched earlier this year. The railway connects the capital city and the coast and is expected to stretch up to Naivasha.
Here is what you need to know about the high-speed express highway