Nairobi Elevated Road at Junction Mall: First Look at the Sh3.5B Project Nairobi has unveiled plans for a Sh3.5 billion elevated road at Junction Mall, a bold move to address congestion and improve urban mobility. The project marks a new chapter in Kenya’s infrastructure journey. Nairobi’s Traffic Puzzle: Ngong Road Project Nairobi’s traffic congestion is […]

Nairobi Underground Corridor: Beijing-Inspired Project to Ease Traffic Congestion Nairobi is turning to Beijing’s underground road systems for inspiration as the city embarks on a landmark Nairobi underground corridor project to tackle chronic traffic congestion. Nairobi’s Bold Answer to Urban Gridlock Kenya’s capital has long been plagued by relentless traffic jams that drain productivity, inflate

Kenya to Build New Airport After JKIA-Adani Deal Collapse The Kenyan government has announced plans to build a new international airport following the collapse of the JKIA-Adani deal, signalling a bold reset in the country’s aviation strategy. A Turning Point in Kenya’s Aviation Plans Kenya’s aviation sector is preparing for a major shift after the

Bugesera Airport: Rwanda’s $2bn Push for an Aviation Hub The $2bn Bugesera Airport project, in which Qatar Airways is a strategic partner, will make Rwanda a leading aviation hub in East Africa. Rwanda’s New Bugesera Airport  Rwanda is boldly making a global aviation industry statement by constructing Bugesera Airport, a flagship project valued at nearly

IEK Launches the “Employment for 10,000 Engineers” Campaign to Protect Local Jobs The Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK) has launched the “Employment for 10,000 Engineers” campaign, a bold initiative to protect local jobs, empower young professionals, and ensure Kenyans take the lead in driving the country’s infrastructure projects. A Bold Step to Protect Kenya’s

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