MOJA Expressway Company

📌We advise all motorists to strictly adhere to the designated speed limit of 80 km/h. Slow down, stay alert and drive responsibly. #MOJAExpressway #NairobiExpressway #comfort #convenience #connectivity #roadsafety

@mtashh @oloojl Sorry for the inconvenience caused. To help us resolve this issue as quickly as possible, please share your transaction messages to our Customer Service WhatsApp number at 0111039777, along with your full name and vehicle registration number.

@oloojl @mojaexpressway I did a double payment, one transaction failed and they have refused to refund despite multiple follow-ups.

I always use cash to pay for Nairobi Expressway. Those with ETC how good or convenient is it?

@WacekeNdungu @Gichamba55 Alternatively, you can visit our service centres at Nairobi Expressway Plaza, City Cabanas (Mombasa Rd), or Haile Selassie Service Centre (Exit A, behind Green Park Terminus). For further details, please feel free to contact our Customer Service hotline on 0111039777.

@WacekeNdungu @Gichamba55 Please note that we do not charge an extra fee for ETC registration unless the vehicle was previously registered and the OBU (On-board Unit) device is unavailable. Please send us a DM so we can investigate further.

For the last few weeks @Gichamba55 and I have been trying to purchase an @mojaexpressway ETC gadget, we have been told to check because there was a shortage. Today, blatantly at the Museum Hill entrance, we were told we can get one for an extra amount on the side🤬🤬 #whatgives

General Manager, Jiaxin Li, on the Nairobi Expressway Project. The engagement focused on exploring innovative financing and financial structure models for PPP projects to maximise value for project partners while delivering sustainable socio-economic benefits to Kenyans.

The discussions reaffirmed KeNHA's commitment to leveraging strategic partnerships and innovative financing solutions for world-class highway infrastructure that enhances connectivity, supports economic growth, and creates long-term value for the country.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) Directorate, led by Deputy Director, Eng. Isaiah Onsongo, held discussions with a delegation from China Railway and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), CITIC Securities, and Moja Expressway, led by CRBC...

During the engagement, KeNHA showcased the Nairobi Expressway as a flagship PPP project, sharing best practices and lessons learned while reaffirming the Authority's commitment to delivering world-class road infrastructure through innovative financing and strategic partnerships.

mitigation measures, and key successes achieved through the Public-Private Partnership approach. The visit was also attended by representatives from the PPP Directorate under the National Treasury, the State Department for Roads, and Moja Expressway.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), represented by Eng. Ouma Karot on behalf of the Director General, hosted a delegation from Namibia's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Unit, led by Acting Director, Hileni Stefanus, on a benchmarking visit...

focused on the Nairobi Expressway PPP Project. The delegation sought to gain insights into the planning, implementation, and management of the Nairobi Expressway, including the financing model, implementation strategies, challenges encountered,...

PPP Directorate Hosts Namibian Delegation for Benchmarking Mission This morning, the PPP Directorate welcomed a delegation from Namibia on a benchmarking mission to gain insights into Kenya's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) framework and implementation. In his opening remarks, Director General Eng. Kefa Seda highlighted Kenya's PPP journey, reflecting on key milestones and the Directorate's role in facilitating infrastructure development through public-private collaboration. The Namibian delegation, led by Hileni Stefaws, Acting Director and Deputy Director, PPP Capacity Building and Outreach, noted that the visit seeks to benchmark Kenya's PPP framework, learn from its successes and challenges, and strengthen Namibia's PPP programme. The benchmarking mission reinforces the importance of regional collaboration and knowledge sharing in advancing sustainable infrastructure development. @EngKefaSeda @SDPI_AM @KeNHAKenya @mojaexpressway #PPPKenya #Benchmarking #KnowledgeExchange #RegionalCooperation

Namibia Explores Kenya's PPP Success Stories From the Roysambu Defence Housing Project to the Nairobi Expressway and the Moja Expressway Control Centre, the PPP Directorate facilitated a technical benchmarking tour for a Namibian delegation led by Hileni Stefanus. The visit provided practical insights into Kenya's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) programme, showcasing how strategic partnerships are driving the delivery and management of transformative infrastructure. @EngKefaSeda @SDPI_AM @TransportKE @mojaexpressway @KeNHAKenya @FinanceNamibia #PublicPrivatePartnerships #Benchmarking #InfrastructureDevelopment #RegionalCooperation

The CCCC BRI Senior International Talent Workshop concluded with field visits to the #SGR and Nairobi Expressway. Delegates gained firsthand insights into world-class operations, showcasing the lasting impact of CCCC & CRBC in delivering transformative infrastructure. #SGRKenya

@Vik_SM @KResearcher The recommended speed limit on the Nairobi Expressway is 80 km/h.

@KResearcher What's the speed limit on the Nairobi Expressway? I was doing 80kph and cats were flying past me.

This speed camera thing is just a mess if not hilarious. So you have 4 groups driving on the same road. First group thinks they are in a 50KM section,so they are slow. The 2nd group thinks its a 80KM section, fast but cautious at 60-70KMs, then another group thinks its a 110KM section, eyes fixed on speedometers. The 4th group does not care, they are flying. The first three are driving but half the time their eyes are on their speedometers. All these drivers are driving on the same road and its a mess.

The Nairobi Expressway is a modern transport infrastructure project and a flagship Kenya Vision 2030 initiative designed to provide a faster, safer, and more efficient travel experience. The 27.1-kilometre access-controlled toll road stretches from Mlolongo and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) through Nairobi's Central Business District to Westlands, serving as a key transport corridor linking major economic, commercial, and residential centres. Developed through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, the expressway enhances connectivity, reduces congestion, facilitates trade, and improves access to markets and services. Motorists can travel the entire corridor in approximately 20 minutes at the legally permitted speed of 80 km/h, significantly cutting journey times. Key benefits include shorter travel times, improved road safety, lower vehicle operating costs, and increased productivity for businesses and commuters. The expressway also supports investment, economic growth, and urban development, advancing the aspirations of Vision 2030. #KenyaVision2030 #NairobiExpressway #PPP

The 5th Nairobi City Marathon drew 17,000+ runners from 75 countries on the CRBC-operated expressway. A green, open course supporting global sports. The expressway boosts Nairobi's marathon influence worldwide.

To the fathers, father figures, and mentors who inspire us to grow, innovate, and lead with integrity - thank you for all that you do. Happy Father’s Day from the Nairobi Expressway.😊 #MOJAExpressway #NairobiExpressway #comfort #convenience #connectivity #HappyFathersDay

The continued growth of Kenya’s Public Private Partnerships Program reflects the increasing convergence of public policy, private capital, and institutional capacity in addressing the country’s infrastructure financing requirements. As infrastructure demand continues to expand across transport, energy, water, housing, health, education, and digital connectivity, the Program has evolved into a structured platform for project development, investment mobilization, and long term asset delivery. This progress has been supported by stronger project preparation frameworks, enhanced transaction management, improved regulatory certainty, and sustained engagement with domestic and international investors. The opportunities presented within the current PPP portfolio demonstrate the scale of investment required to support Kenya’s development ambitions and the critical role of partnership in unlocking that investment. Equally important is the growing emphasis on project quality, commercial sustainability, value for money, and effective risk allocation throughout the project lifecycle. This publication, Kenya Public Private Partnerships Program 2025/2026, documents the progress that has been realized across the Program while offering a detailed perspective on the opportunities, projects, and institutional developments shaping the next phase of PPP implementation in Kenya. The breadth of projects featured within the publication illustrates the extent to which PPPs have become embedded within the country’s infrastructure delivery architecture. Infrastructure development is increasingly defined by the ability to align public priorities with long term investment capital, technical expertise, innovation, and execution capacity. The experiences, transactions, and opportunities highlighted in this publication demonstrate the growing role of PPPs in creating that alignment and in supporting the delivery of infrastructure assets that contribute to economic productivity, service delivery, and national development.