The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) North Rift Region, led by Assistant Director Eng. Annette Ingaiza, in collaboration with officers from National Transport Safety Authority (NTSA), representatives from the County Government of West Pokot, local administration, and public health officers, conducted a Road Safety Awareness Campaign across several schools in the region.
The team visited Kabibich Comprehensive School, Paraywo Mixed Secondary School, Alalale Comprehensive School, Nasokol Comprehensive School, and Mtembur Comprehensive School, where learners received road safety education, health talks, and career guidance, and also participated in tree planting activities.
To support the well-being of learners, sanitary towels were distributed to girls, while road safety materials, including Stop and Go crossing signs and reflectors for traffic marshals, were also issued to enhance visibility and improve safety around school zones.
This initiative reinforces KeNHA’s commitment to promoting safe roads and supporting communities along the national highway network.
By Anthony Solly
