PREMIUM Dust, empty homes and a stalled Sh1.56bn road in Noonkopir, Kitengela The once promising neighbourhood has slowly turned into a nightmare, especially for dwellers along the Rongai bypass. Kajiado 25 min ago Listen
Her three-storey building was virtually empty, with tenants said to have relocated due to dust and noise from the nearby Kitengela–Ongata Rongai road, where hundreds of trucks ply daily to dozens of building-material quarries in the far west.
Mr John Odongo, a tenant along the road, said dust and mud alternate depending on the seasons, leaving part of the neighbourhood uninhabitable and underdeveloped.
According to Lawsavic Property Management Company director Lawrence Kiambi, the value of properties in Noonkopir estate near the Kitengela–Ongata Rongai–Kiserian road has stagnated for the last 10 years owing to the pathetic state of the road.
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