Eng. Kenyatta Benjamin Warile
Advisor
Biography

Engineer Kenyatta Benjamin Warile (often spelled Kenyatta Warilli) is a prominent South Sudanese civil engineer and infrastructure executive. He served as the long-standing Executive Director of the South Sudan Roads Authority (SSRA) before transitioning to a technical advisory role within the national ministry.
Professional Background
- Early Career: Worked as a Project Manager for EYAT Roads & Bridges Co. from September 2010 to December 2011.
- South Sudan Roads Authority (SSRA): Led the SSRA as Executive Director from July 2012 until August 2025. He oversaw national road transport planning, development, and regional transport institutional ties.
- Ministry Reassignment: Appointed as Technical Advisor in the Ministry of Roads and Bridges by presidential decree in August 2025.
Key Projects and Public Stance
- Juba Bridge Assessment: Publicly managed critical infrastructure challenges. This included estimating rehabilitation costs and detailing structural issues for the vital Juba Bridge crossing.
- Highway Expansions: Instrumental in pushing for upgraded lane designs on key national economic corridors, including expansions on the Juba-Nimule highway.
- Regional Integration: Engaged in cooperative capacity-building frameworks with neighboring transport agencies to boost local technical expertise.
Related News & Speeches
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Meeting on the Financial Draft Road Maintenance Bill
The Leadership of the National Ministry of Roads and Bridges together with The Executive Director of the South Sudan Roads Authority (SSRA), Eng. Kose Luka Wani Igga convened a strategic meeting to deliberate on the Draft Road Maintenance Financing Bill.
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Hon. Undersecretary meets Hon. Caretaker Minister of Trade and Industry
The Undersecretary of Ministry of Roads and Bridges Hon.Eng. James Ohurey Alam today met with Caretaker Minister of Trade and Industry, Hon. Dr. Labanya Margaret Mathya, PhD
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Minister Launches National Road Safety Campaign
The Minister of Roads and Bridges has launched a nationwide road safety awareness campaign aimed at reducing traffic fatalities by 30% over the next three years.