Lang'ata Road Construction: Everything Has Changed

The Lang'ata Road Expansion Project is now taking shape, and in this on-site infrastructure update, we visit several major construction projects currently transforming Nairobi. We begin at the Green Park Pedestrian Underpass, where exterior works appear close to completion as Nairobi waits for the official opening. We then head towards Nyayo Stadium to inspect the ongoing drainage improvements before finally exploring the extensive excavation and road expansion works currently underway along Lang'ata Road between Nyayo Stadium and the T-Mall corridor. From drainage channels and excavation works to traffic management improvements and road widening activities, there is a lot happening on the ground. Could these upgrades finally improve traffic flow along one of Nairobi's busiest transport corridors? 📍 Project Locations Covered: • Green Park Underpass • Green Park Bus Terminus • Nyayo National Stadium • Lang'ata Road • Madaraka Roundabout • T-Mall Corridor ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - 01:20 | Introduction 01:21 - 05:42 | Nairobi Green Park Underpass Latest progress update on the Ksh 2 billion Green Park Pedestrian Underpass connecting Haile Selassie Avenue and Uhuru Highway. 05:43 - 09:27 | Nyayo Stadium Drainage Works A look at the major drainage infrastructure improvements taking place near Nyayo Stadium and along the Nairobi Expressway corridor. 09:28 - 15:34 | Lang'ata Road Expansion On-site tour of the excavation, drainage construction, road widening preparations, and expansion works taking place between Nyayo Stadium and the T-Mall area. If you enjoy infrastructure updates, road construction projects, transport developments, urban planning, and city transformation stories from Kenya and across Africa, be sure to subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an update. What do you think about the Lang'ata Road Expansion Project? Will it help ease traffic congestion? Would you prefer modern traffic-light-controlled intersections instead of roundabouts? Share your thoughts in the comments below.