Leaders should take charge of the development of school infrastructure in their home area

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.