Kenya has allocated more than $1.8 Billion to modernize its transport system around its capital, Nairobi in a move aimed at decongesting the city and resolving time-consuming traffic snarl-ups.
The rehabilitated commuter rail is part of an elaborate master plan of an integrated commuter system within the city and its environs that also comprises the Bus Rapid Transit and non-motorized transport network
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