Calls grow for architects' self-regulation, law reform

Professionals in Kenya’s built environment have raised the alarm over a growing safety crisis..

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Professionals in Kenya's built environment are advocating for self-regulation and legal reforms due to a growing safety crisis, citing weak enforcement and unqualified practitioners.

Over 80% of construction projects may be controlled by unqualified practitioners, contributing to fatalities.
Key figures include Law Society of Kenya president Charles Kanjama and President of The Architects Alliance (TAA) Dr Sylviah Kasanga.
The proposed Architects’ Bill, currently before Parliament, aims to place professionals at the center of regulation, addressing concerns that the public is not secure under the current system.

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