The Sh47 Billion Flood Resilience Plan: Nairobi’s Underground Construction Opportunity
Every rainy season, the same scenes play out across Nairobi. Streets become rivers. Homes fill with muddy water. Cars are submerged. Families wade through waist‑deep floods, clutching belongings above their heads. Businesses close. Commuters are stranded. The city grinds to a halt. The cost is not just inconvenience. It is lost livelihoods, damaged property, and […]
The Special Economic Zones Boom: Where Institutional Capital Is Flowing
While residential developers pause and office projects wait for the election to pass, one corner of Kenya’s construction sector is quietly accelerating. Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are emerging as a bright spot in an otherwise consolidating market. These designated areas, with their investor incentives, streamlined regulations, and dedicated infrastructure, are attracting a different kind of […]
The Sh80 Billion Question: What Nairobi’s Massive Infrastructure Upgrade Means for Contractors
If you are a contractor in Nairobi, you have likely been watching the city’s roads, water pipes, and sewer lines age with a mix of frustration and opportunity. Frustration because the infrastructure has struggled to keep up with the city’s growth. Opportunity because eventually, someone has to fix it. That time has arrived. In March […]