with a number of speed bumps having been installed. Schools along the road While there are a number of public primary schools that are easily accessible from the road, including the famous Kanga Primary School, public high schools are fewer. The most popular, in this regard, include Itierio Boys Secondary School, Itierio Girls Secondary School, Koderobara Secondary School (2km off the main road at Rongo town), Kanga High School (800 m off the road), Uriri High School, and Isibania Boys High School. There is also Rongo University Town Campus. Private institutions along the road include Mt. Kenya University Kisii Campus (formerly Pace Academy), Kamagambo SDA Schools (Primary, High School, and TTC). Hospitals accessible from the road Hospitals that you can easily access from the road include the Kisii Level V hospital, which is also known as the Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital (KTRH) RAM hospital at Kisii, Nyangena Hospital at Daraja Mbili, just after Kisii, Tabaka Hospital, five kilometers off Nyachenge town, Lwala Community Center which is located a few kilometers off the Sare-Kamagambo bus stop. In addition to these, there is the Rongo Level IV hospital at Rongo town, Rapcom Medical Center and Awendo Health Center, both at Awendo, and Ombo Mission Hospital. Major towns Major towns along the road include Kisii, Suneka, Rongo, Ranen, Awendo, Migori, Isibania, and Sirare. Security In the recent years past, locals complained of harassment by thieves at night by thieves at Komire. Komire has a small man-made forest on either side of the road that must have provided night cover for the thieves. However, with streetlights being installed along the streets in major towns and in such places, security has improved. Upgrade and funding On 30 March 2016, the African Development Bank approved a loan of US$228 million to the Government of Kenya, to apply to the rehabilitation of this road, from 2016 until 2019. Other contributors to the funding of the rehabilitation are illustrated in the table below: *Note: Totals may be slightly off due to rounding. See also List of roads in Kenya East African Community References External links Webpage of the East African Community Chinese firm resumes work on Isebania-Ahero road As of 13 February 2019. Roads in Kenya Geography of Kenya Transport in Kenya East African Community Kisii County Migori County Homa Bay County Kisumu County