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Uhuru Commissions Rehabilitated Nakuru Railway Station

On this day, the Nakuru Railway Station stands as a bridge between Kenya’s past and its future. Originally opened on June 14, 1957, by Governor Sir Evelyn Baring, the station served as a vital “Kilometre 0” hub for the British colonial rail network, linking the Rift Valley to the Ugandan border. Fast forward to July 27, 2022, when President Uhuru Kenyatta officially […]

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On this day, the Nakuru Railway Station stands as a bridge between Kenya’s past and its future. Originally opened on June 14, 1957, by Governor Sir Evelyn Baring, the station served as a vital “Kilometre 0” hub for the British colonial rail network, linking the Rift Valley to the Ugandan border.
Fast forward to July 27, 2022, when President Uhuru Kenyatta officially commissioned the station’s Ksh 3.8 billion rehabilitation. On that day, this historic landmark is reborn, blending mid-century architecture with modern logistics to revitalise trade across Western Kenya and Lake Victoria.
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