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PUBLISHED ON July 18th, 2016

AFRICA'S DEVELOPMENT UNCTAD conference happening this week in Nairobi

Roads near the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), the venue for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). conference, will be shut from Sunday to Friday. This will be the 14th session of the UNCTAD conference.
The conference will bring together Heads of State and Governments, ministers and other high level players from the business world and civil society to discuss global trade and economic development matters.

“Roads will be temporary closed on Sunday the 17th July 2016 between 6am up to the 23rd July 2016 at 6am due to UNCTAD,” the Nairobi Traffic Commandant Leonard Katana stated.

The roads to be closed include Parliament Road, Taifa Road, Harambee Avenue and City Hall Way which will remain shut for six days. Other roads to be affected are Standard, Mama Ngina and Wabera Streets.

Motorists intending to use the roads have been advised to use alternative routes to enter or exit the city centre such as Haile Salassie Avenue, Kenyatta Avenue and University Way.

Drivers of heavy commercial vehicles using Mombasa Road will also be diverted to use the Southern Bypass via Kikuyu to travel to the Rift Valley.

He advised motorists to use alternative routes in the CBD which include Moi Avenue, Kimathi Street and Uhuru Highway which will however likely be affected by delegates attending UNCTAD.

Source: The Exchange

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