The site holds niobium and other valuable minerals used in steelmaking, aerospace engineering, and clean-tech production.
The new plan features a four-lane dual carriageway from Rironi to Naivasha and a six-lane section from Naivasha to Nakuru.
The data shows that Kenya now owes Sh6.33 trillion to domestic creditors and Sh5.5 trillion to external lenders.
CRBC–NSSF will take the Nairobi–Naivasha–Gilgil segment and the Nairobi–Maai Mahiu–Naivasha (A8 South) road covering about 139km, while SDRBI will undertake the 94km Gilgil–Mau Summit section.
The immunities granted to the GCA—including protection from lawsuits, tax exemptions, and inviolability of premises—mirror those typically reserved for sovereign states or United Nations agencies, not...
The cruelest irony is that President Ruto celebrates tea sector earnings climbing to Sh215 billion and projects Sh280 billion by 2027 while the actual producers of...
The facility’s transformation will be guided by a new board expected to take office within weeks.
Authority launches public consultation process for master plans to enhance Kenya’s key aviation hubs The Kenya Airports Authority has unveiled ambitious plans to transform the country’s...
Contractors work round-the-clock as government races to deliver modern stadium, State Lodge and airstrip ahead of October celebrations The Kenyan government is implementing an ambitious Sh2...
WBR President Santosh Shukla praised the reserve’s global ecological contribution and confirmed its inclusion in the official world record listing.
The Government of Kenya has announced plans to expand Kiambu Road from a two-lane single carriageway to a four-lane dual highway with two service lanes on...
President William Ruto shakes hands with Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong'o (centre) after he unveiled the memorial plaque during the groundbreaking ceremony of the Sh1 billion Kabonyo...
The ambitious project, spanning from Naivasha to Kisumu and onward to the Ugandan border at Malaba, carries an estimated price tag of Sh645.95 billion
Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has identified several priority areas requiring immediate attention, including runway upgrades, airside access roads, and the baggage handling system.
Travelers can now simply arrive at Kenya’s borders and gain entry without the delays that have historically plagued African travel.
The ambitious project, estimated to cost Sh468 billion, will be developed through a public-private partnership model that removes financial risk from the government and taxpayers.
The Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK) warned this week that up to 25% of cement sold in the country fails to meet quality standards, contributing...
