Over 80 per cent of city buildings unsafe due to graft, experts warn

After a recent building collapse in Nairobi's South C, professional associations in Kenya's built environment have issued a stark warning: over 80 percent of the city's buildings are structurally unsafe due to widespread corruption and a lack of professional oversight. Experts maintain that recurring tragedies will persist unless systemic failures, including poor governance and bypassing of procedures, are addressed.

Agency pushes for investment in agro-marine hubs, infrastructure

The Coast Development Authority (CDA) is advocating for a significant blue economy investment plan by 2026, focusing on integrated agro-marine hubs, a sea transport network, and seaweed processing centers along the Kenyan Coast.

Experts warn over 85% of Nairobi buildings unsafe for occupation

Skilled and unemployed: Why construction sector is slow to absorb qualified job seekers

Despite a booming construction sector and government housing initiatives, many qualified job seekers in Kenya's built environment are struggling to find employment. A new report highlights a significant disparity between the industry's growth and its absorption of professional services.

Tribunal dismisses fresh petition against Likoni LPG plant, upholds KSh 16B project clearance

Architects Uncover More Lapses Behind Ill-Fated South C Building

The Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK) has revealed numerous regulatory and professional failures behind the collapse of a 14-storey building in South C on January 2, 2026. The project proceeded despite lacking critical approvals and ignoring stop orders.