The Kenyan government has approved the dualing of the 23.5-kilometer Muthaiga–Kiambu–Ndumberi Road to alleviate severe traffic congestion in the Nairobi area.

• The project will expand the existing road into a dual carriageway with bypasses and non-motorized transport lanes to improve traffic flow and safety.
• The Environment and Land Court previously limited forest land use for the expansion to only 0.1233 hectares of Karura Forest, following a petition by the Green Belt Movement.
• This development aims to ease chronic traffic jams in areas such as Muthaiga, Runda, Ridgeways, and Kiambu Town.

Three prominent UAE companies have announced significant investment interests in Kenya's infrastructure, focusing on port operations, renewable energy, and shipping. These plans were revealed during the UAE–Kenya Trade and Investment Forum, highlighting deepening economic ties between the two nations.

• Gulftainer plans to co-finance rehabilitation and enter a 25-year PPP for berths 11–14 at Mombasa Port, alongside launching a direct shipping line.
• BEEAH Group is seeking partnerships for renewable energy and sustainability projects with Kenyan counties.
• Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI) will support trade and investment through clean energy financing and risk insurance, having committed $500 million for Africa’s clean energy sector in 2023.

The TelPosta Pension Scheme (TPS) plans to sell numerous real estate assets across Kenya to comply with legal investment limits, as its property holdings are currently at 82 percent, significantly exceeding the 30 percent cap.

• The Scheme’s real estate portfolio stands at 82 percent, nearly triple the permissible 30 percent legal threshold.
• The disposal is overseen by the TelPosta Pension Scheme (TPS).
• The properties are located in various regions including Isiolo, Nairobi, Naivasha, and Nanyuki, under Tender Reference TPS/DISP/001/2025.