Kenya’s construction sector received a major boost today as Nairobi authorities announced a new city-wide program promoting sustainable and energy-efficient building practices. The initiative aims to support developers, investors, and construction firms adopting low-carbon technologies, making the capital one of the region’s leaders in green construction. The announcement comes at a time when Kenya is experiencing steady growth in urban development. Demand for modern resident

Kenya has taken another major step forward in infrastructure development. The government has officially approved the expansion of the 23.5-kilometre Kiambu Road, connecting Muthaiga, Runda, and Ridgeways in Nairobi to Kiambu Town and Ndumberi. The project will transform the existing two-lane road into a modern dual carriageway, helping to ease traffic congestion and improve access to the northern parts of the capital region. This important corridor serves thousands of daily c

Nairobi, October 23, 2025 — Kenya’s recent decision to reduce interest rates has been welcomed across the country as a strong signal of renewed business optimism and economic stability. The move aims to stimulate investment, boost job creation, and strengthen the nation’s competitiveness in both local and international markets. Business leaders in Nairobi described the reduction as a “timely and strategic measure” that will make borrowing more affordable for companies, farmer

Kenya today stands at the forefront of a major economic milestone as it officially launched the Kenya Banking Centre for Sustainable...

Kenya has taken another major step forward in its tourism and trade journey. In a bold move to position itself as one of Africa’s most...

Nairobi, 25 July 2025  — Across Kenya’s drylands, a quiet transformation is underway. What was once lifeless, degraded land is now...