Very smooth to watch. A great story, still lingering in my mind after watching it. Nice one Enock.

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, Joz. Much appreciated and your support is highly valued.

@robertmwainge3393

6 ай бұрын

Waah!

Kindly subscribe to my channel.

I have been watching documentaries for years from other countries but when I stumbled on your channel, I was amazed with the content which is done with so much professionalism and passion. Am sold and here to stay. Well done!!!!

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. Much appreciated. Your support is highly valued and appreciated

I am glad it got fixed… 90% of most accidents in this country would be prevented by measures like this. That place had claimed many lives. Good reporting.

This is better than mainstream media! A job well done enock!

For the love of informative documentaries, Enock Sikolia is taking this to another level. Keep it up Man. My notifications are always on waiting to get educated on Kenyan affairs all the way from politics and other domestic affairs. 😎🤝

Congrats Enock you are true Kenyan historian keep up

One of the Best..... Keep it up Enock

This has always always been my route a lot of times...the idea of the barrier has been a saviour...a job well done on the documentary.

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Elijah. Much appreciated sir.

This is top tier content as usual. I have used this road since 2007 and I know how many lives were lost before the barriers were erected, sad!!! Keep up the good work sir, we really appreciate. 👏👏

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Ahsante sana for your kind words.

very impresive documentaries and happy for Kenyan Engineers

Amazing video coverage.. Wonderful narration this is my hood and this is epic thenx enoc👏👏

That 2017 12th December accident was the climax of all the accidents there.

I stumbled on the Outer-ring road documentary today morning...didn't have time to go down the rabbit hole cos I was watching while preparing to start my day...I haven't even watched this yet but I know it will be good, and I have a feeling I'll be on this channel for the rest of the night now that I've started watching again...Brilliant work. You definitely need more subscribers...and if you ever need a sound guy/music ✋🏾✋🏾✋🏾

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Wacha nitafute pesa I start sourcing for professionalism in every aspect of production. Ahsante sana for believing in Kenyan Historian.

@TheDJGuVna

8 ай бұрын

@@KenyanHistorian I'm cheap😂😂😂

Shikoli you are best in kenyan documentaries

Wow..what an inspiring story..frm a professional reporter,professional presentation,bro..nakutolea kofia🥳💪👌 I love your vlogs🎉❤ Dubai

I believe that the road was also made a dual carriageway in addition to the wall being built. Previously, it only had a climbing lane, and of course no wall.

Wafanye hivi kwa highways zote nchini,idadi ya ajali bado iko juu,Kazi njema

Nice man big up

First comment here.What a nice piece 💯

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Ooh thank you so much. Appreciated

Very informative.. Good job sir...

Your channel is very educative, keep it up the good work🤝

very good production enock keep it up

My Friends got an accident at that blackspot Yesterday 27/12/2023 at around 1pm heading to Nairobi, when their voxy breaks stopped working after they overtaked....the car rolled 10meters but thank God they all survived

Hello there Enoch am a 4th year journalism student... love your documentaries would greatly appreciate working with you some day.Thank you.

You are good at what you do!

Amazing documentary.

Nice piece of work💯

😊Asante Enock for the mwosho moja. Salgaa had a bad reputation now seen as things of the past! Thank you

Your documentaries are always on point🎉 , you are indeed a rare gem in the media world .

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thanks, Manoah. This is humbling. Appreciated sir

I've seen it all since this road has been my office for the past cemtury,from the time it was a single lane to now being a dual carriage,i can tell the history

honestly been watching your channel for a while now your videos are entertaining and informative Thank you for a job well done

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

I appreciate that Brandon. God bless you sir.

Impressive good work enock

This indicates we need a national dual carriage network for our major national trunk roads. Traffic separation reduces accidents.

Great concept that was. I only have an issue with the runaway ramps. How do you put Kokoto on the runaways ramp? Sand (That is often dug to sotfen it) would have been ideal. But again, people would be stealing those sand.

this stretch feels dangerous even with these improvement. but kudos especially on the bumps which helped tame truck drivers along the decent

Napenda ukiisema kwa kiswahili tukikuona yaani authenticity si ukisema kwa kizungu

May those who lost their Lives in 2009 Continue resting in peace 😢❤ A good documentation.

I love your documentary keep going dude

Excellent coverage

That we have to go to such lengths to tame rogue drivers shows the problem on Kenyan roads, and what actually really needs to be addressed to enhance safety on our roads.

you are the BEST

Good job Enock👏..I like it

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, Isaac. Appreciated

Great narrator you're

Great Stuff 🙏

As an engineer, I'm proud of this

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thank you sir.

Nice piece ❤

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers! Barikiwa sana Becky

Very nice

My cousin died on that fire....😢😢....i love watching your shows,very informative

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Pole sana Derrick. It was terrible. Thanks for watching my documentaries. Ahsante sana sana

Kaburengu was also a black spot before new interchange..who will forget maji ya chumvi and sultan hamud black spots before the advent of the sgr.

well documented!

❤❤ the channel, and when traveling guys don't put stuff on the back seat, when you break in an emergency Newtowns laws take over

Pure documentary brother ❤❤❤

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much bro. Much appreciated

I'm new here, it's quite enjoyable.. You're a good story teller brother

@KenyanHistorian

5 ай бұрын

Thanks bro. Nashukuru sana. Najaribu tu. I have areas I am working on to make them better.

Is it the wall or the dual carriageway that reduced the accidents? Confused to be honest.

Sad state.. wish you did some CC

I can't say how many times I passed through that road even b4 the barrier 🚧 my neighbour her two children and a maid lost their lives there in 2009 am happy that it's now safe

Enock Please work on your Thumbnails.....your videos deserve the Best...... Good Work

is it selling tea leaves or danger of roads?

Good 😊

Next do Kiima kiu stretch, mombasa road

Kazi saafi Zicky

Great work Enock

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. Appreciated

nice doc

Ajali haina kinga. From westlands Nairobi near klub one.

Good job

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Najaribu tu Migot. Appreciated sana

Ni Kama Sikolya alilala Salgaa baada ya kushoot this episode aone if at night kuna accidents hapo involving truck drivers and local lady drivers coming from Nakuru and as far as Molo town😂😂

Dualling all our major highways is the only way to stop thecarnage on our roads.

Those runaway ramps are just a hopeless case. Too short can't stop a fully loaded semi.

Visit londiani next.

Enock I have a sad story new same place funeral near claimed a lot lately

this wall is really a godsend❤

@maathaimaathai3395

8 ай бұрын

No sir! It's engineering

Agent Enock making Kenyans and the universe tembea kenya

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Ahsante sana Wachira. Nashukuru

I lost my Dad on that stretch good content bro

@kahut3345

8 ай бұрын

im so sorry bro

KABURENGU too

I wonder how the small runaway ramps will stop any truck,they are very short

Anyone heading to western better use kabarak Ravine Nyaru route very comfortable because of low traffic

Enock... a great reporter. @citizen Tv 📺 lost a gem 💎

Nobody is appreciating MATIANG'I for this 😔😅

Next document nithi bridge

💯

That those barriers costed the tax payers money 500M is questionable.

I could recommend the kenya government to consider American 🇺🇲 to build all highways in kenya for my experience they're really good. trust the process 🙏

one stretch of road i fear most

Does Enock knows how the thougth of the erected blocks came to be? Search more sir. There"s more

See how you have grown.....

Why didn't you greet that woman😔but it's ok nice documentary 👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@KenyanHistorian

5 ай бұрын

Which woman didn't I greet? Aiii!

Key word...police started selling the fuel at the site...impunity-This cannot just be made up!!

Salgaa literally means paint home or praise home

Why can't they make the mass grave more pleasant during the annual anniversary

its still not safe😢

"mwenye anashika steering ivi kweli?" kenyans are good in telling if you have money😂

u didn't salimia the lady😢

I love those hustlers but they are risking there lives

Go do your research well. Its not just the wall. They build a second road adjacent to the existing one for that 21 km stretch in order to separate the traffic along the entire escapement on that side of the rift valley.

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

I don't dwell on explaining the obvious. Everyone can pick out that... and the pictures do explain that...so why should I repeat what is so clear to see?

Headlights Headlights kenyans don't know how to use Headlights properly....that's very dangerous it causes a blindspot

Half a billion to construct a concrete barrier 🤦‍♂️Governments of kenya is a shit show

@donmwasvlog5367

8 ай бұрын

Honestly would say it's worth it.

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

500 million for dualing the road and putting up the concrete barrier

@leahgituku3035

8 ай бұрын

This is Kenya

@peterwandeto-qh8fy

6 ай бұрын

Yaani huoni waliuda ikiwa dual c kama hapo kitambo ikiwa ya 2way

I don't know how effective those ramps are but they look pretty unsafe to me. Very little space for it to safely stop or atleast slow down a vehicle bearing in mind that they're driving downhill. How does a truck stop in time when it lost its brakes? It simply rolls over, shame on you KENHA

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

Ramps do not stop vehicles, Maxwell... They indirectly force drivers to slow down. No driver would love to hit ramps or bumps... So when you see a signage for ramps or a bump, you will automatically slow down... and those used to the stretch, of course, understand there are ramps, so they slow down.... So just know ramps do stop vehicles... They make drivers feel uncomfortable and so next ones utaslow

@maxwellambani6578

8 ай бұрын

@@KenyanHistorian I mean the ramps that are designated for trucks or rather vehicles that have lost control, that's the whole point of ramps on blackspots. Incase of anything you drive off the road and they're usually fitted in a way it helps you break, those at Salgaa are a joke

@maxwellambani6578

8 ай бұрын

kzread.infoMCJ6xxqDvvQ?si=ApamgguaaMNprRxb That's exactly how it should be, see how much incline you need to stop a truck that is coming downhill at speed. Now compare with those at Salgaa. They're what 50 metres stretch? Once again shame on KENHA

@KenyanHistorian

8 ай бұрын

​@@maxwellambani6578 Ooh I get bro. The runway ramps... I have seen many claim that they were not done properly. I am not a professional to tell but I guess they have a point just as you do. I hope KENHA are following