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New Technology to Cut Costs for Builders, Helping Boost Efficiency and Productivity

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New Technology to Cut Costs for Builders, Helping Boost Efficiency and Productivity As builders increasingly turn to new technology to cut costs, the construction industry is undergoing a paradigm shift. From advanced prefabrication systems to AI-driven project management, these solutions are slashing expenses, reducing waste, and accelerating timelines. This transformation is particularly crucial in regions […]

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Student Hostels: A New Goldmine for Wealthy Investors

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Student Hostels: A New Goldmine for Wealthy Investors As urban populations surge and universities expand, student hostels are fast becoming one of Kenya’s most lucrative real estate assets. Wealthy investors are now pouring millions into this market, turning accommodation demand into long-term financial gains. Why Student Hostels Are Attracting Wealthy Investors The rising student population

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Rwanda’s Construction Industry Set to Reach $1.4 Billion by 2025

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Rwanda’s Construction Industry Set to Reach $1.4 Billion by 2025 Rwanda’s construction industry is on track to reach $1.4 billion in 2025, an annual gain led by booming infrastructure projects, housing demand, and visionary urban planning. Rwanda’s construction industry is on a remarkable growth trajectory, with projections indicating it will hit a market value of

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How to Start a Construction Company in Kenya: A Complete Guide

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How to Start a Construction Company in Kenya: A Complete Guide Kenya’s construction sector continues to thrive, thanks to robust infrastructure development, a growing middle class, and rising demand for residential and commercial projects. The opportunities are vast and growing, from roads and bridges to apartment blocks and office towers. But to seize these prospects,

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SDLG in the Spotlight: Powering Global Trade Through Innovation and Reliability

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SDLG in the Spotlight: Powering Global Trade Through Innovation and Reliability From bustling ports in Asia to infrastructure megaprojects in Africa and South America, SDLG powering global trade is more than just a slogan—it’s a commitment to driving efficiency, productivity, and sustainable growth in the construction and logistics industries worldwide. Introduction: SDLG’s Global Footprint In

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Discover 10 Project Management Challenges Facing African Infrastructural Projects

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Discover 10 Project Management Challenges Facing African Infrastructural Projects Building better infrastructure is key to Africa’s economic transformation. It will make it easier for people to connect, everyone’s access to basic services will increase, and the continent’s economy will thrive. Infrastructure projects on a large scale, like highways, bridges, energy grids, and water systems, are

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Tatu City Logistics Park Set to Spur SME Growth in Kenya’s Expanding Industrial Hub

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Tatu City Logistics Park Set to Spur SME Growth in Kenya’s Expanding Industrial Hub The Tatu City Logistics Park launch marks a pivotal moment for SME growth in Kenya. The new development promises to transform logistics, warehousing, and trade in one of the fastest-growing industrial hubs in East Africa. Tatu City Logistics Park: A Boost

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Nairobi Eyes Colombia’s BRT Model to Solve Its Traffic Crisis

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Nairobi Eyes Colombia’s BRT Model to Solve Its Traffic Crisis To address its chronic traffic congestion, Nairobi is relying on Colombia’s BRT model, which is globally renowned as a template for transit efficiency. A Global Benchmark for Urban Mobility Like many growing cities, Nairobi has long struggled with traffic gridlock, overcrowded public transport, and slow

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Top 10 Cement Brands in Africa Powering the Infrastructure Boom

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Top 10 Cement Brands in Africa Powering the Infrastructure Boom Africa’s infrastructure is expanding at a rate never seen before, thanks to population expansion, urbanisation, regional trade integration, and aggressive government development ambitions. High-quality building materials are in high demand as megaprojects, ranging from highways and railroads to energy plants and commercial centres, proliferate throughout

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Thika Road BRT Project Gets New Lifeline After Years of Stagnation

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Thika Road BRT Project Gets New Lifeline After Years of Stagnation After years of delay, the Thika Road BRT project is finally moving forward, revived by a fresh policy shift and renewed urgency to fix Nairobi’s traffic nightmare. Kenya Revives Sh5.6 Billion Plan to Ease Traffic on One of Nairobi’s Busiest Highways The long-stalled Thika

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