KeNHA Announces Temporary Closure of Nairobi Southern Bypass at Ole Sereni Bound After Accident

Kenya KeNHA Announces Temporary Closure of Nairobi Southern Bypass at Ole Sereni Bound After Accident The authority noted that the closure has led to significant traffic delays along the busy commuter route and urged motorists to plan their journeys accordingly. By CORRESPONDENT Published 18 seconds ago Share Tweet NAIROBI, Kenya Apr 24 – The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has announced the temporary closure of a section of the Nairobi Southern Bypass (Ole Sereni bound) following a road traffic accident earlier today. In a traffic advisory issued on April 24, 2026, KeNHA confirmed that the affected stretch—between Thogoto and Dagoretti Interchanges near Karinde—has been closed to allow for clearance operations and restoration of normal traffic flow. Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp The authority noted that the closure has led to significant traffic delays along the busy commuter route and urged motorists to plan their journeys accordingly. Motorists who have not yet begun their journeys have been advised to use the alternative route via Kikuyu–Mutuni–Dagoretti (C63 Road) to avoid congestion on the affected section. KeNHA emphasized that traffic marshals and enforcement officers are on-site managing the situation as clearance and safety operations continue. “We are working around the clock to restore normal traffic flow and ensure the safety of motorists,” the authority stated. Road users have also been urged to cooperate with traffic officers and follow diversion instructions to ease movement and prevent further delays. The advisory was issued by Eng. Luka Kimeli, Director General of KeNHA. The incident adds to ongoing concerns over road safety and traffic management along key highways in Nairobi, which continue to experience heavy commuter pressure during peak hours. In this article: alternative routes Nairobi , C63 road Kenya , Dagoretti interchange , Eng Luka Kimeli , featured , Karinde accident , KeNHA traffic update , Kenya , Kenya National Highways Authority , Kenya road accident closure , Kikuyu Mutuni Dagoretti road , Nairobi highways disruption , Nairobi Southern Bypass , Nairobi traffic advisory , Ole Sereni bound traffic , road closure Nairobi , road safety Kenya , Southern Bypass closure Kenya , Thogoto interchange , traffic delays Nairobi , traffic marshals Kenya Comments Comments Popular BUDGET KRA Scraps Nil Returns, Introduces ‘PIN with No Obligation’ to Ease Compliance Burden Kenya Motorists Association Opposes Plan to Inspect Older Private Vehicles Kenya Ruto Pushes Back on Development Criticism in Northern Kenya Haiti Mission Chaos in Haiti as civilians attempt to block departure of Kenyan police officers Kenya KIM Campuses Shut Countrywide After TVET Crackdown on Unapproved Programs Kenya Transport Sector Demands Fuel Price Cap of Sh140 Diesel, Sh150 Petrol, Threatens Protests Kenya Ruto Explains Why Fuel Costs More in Kenya NATIONAL NEWS KDF graduates new infantry specialists to boost readiness DIPLOMACY Ruto heads to Italy for a 3-day state visit Advertisement Share Tweet More on Capital News Kenya Kenya Records 9 Fatal Road Accidents in 12 Hours, Police Traffic Report Reveals Six serious road accidents were reported, leaving 16 victims injured. CORRESPONDENT 10 minutes ago Kenya High Court Upholds Conviction of 3 Suspects in Sh17mn narcotics Trafficking Case The total seized narcotics included 303.2 kg and 268.9 kg of cannabis, according to valuation and analysis reports presented in court. CORRESPONDENT 17 minutes ago Kenya Two Tanzanians Rescued at Mombasa’s Bamburi Beach After Drifting from Pemba Island Amid Strong Winds and Heavy Rains The duo had been at sea since April 14 before being swept off course by rough weather conditions and eventually landing along the Kenyan… BRUHAN MAKONG 26 minutes ago Kenya Kisumu Students Urge Boycott of Linda Mwanainchi Rally Over Safety and Academic Concerns Leaders drawn from various universities and colleges across the county said they would

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