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  • New Bill seeks to bar quacks from construction industry in Kenya

    Posted on :Monday , 11th September 2017

     Players in the building and construction industry must register with a new professional body before they can be allowed to practice in Kenya. The experts, who also include project managers, must register with the Association of Construction Managers of Kenya (ACMK) before they undertake any construction work in Kenya.

    ACMK says Construction Project Managers & Construction Mana. . .

  • Work underway on Africa�s tallest skyscraper in Upperhill, Nairobi

    Posted on :Monday , 11th September 2017

     The mighty peaks of Kilimanjaro and Kenya are the highest points in Africa, towering over the East Coast nations.

     
    The mountains will soon be sharing a skyline with a man-made behemoth named simply: “The Pinnacle.”
     
    Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta recently laid the foundation stone for what will be the tallest building . . .

  • Mombasa-Nairobi expressway to be complete within six years

    Posted on :Monday , 11th September 2017

     Kenya's first high-speed expressway connecting the country's two largest cities will take six years to finish, the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has said.

     
    According to the State agency, design and construction of the 473-kilometre Mombasa-Nairobi road is set to begin after last week’s signing of a financing deal with US-based firm Bechtel Int. . .

  • Kenya awards major contract for construction of core infrastructure for smart city

    Posted on :Monday , 11th September 2017

     In early July the government contracted Italian construction firm ICM to build roads, water and sewerage systems for the $14.5bn smart city project, which is under way 60 km south of Nairobi.

     
    The KSh40bn ($390m) deal covers engineering, procurement, construction and financing. Work has already begun on the sewer system and access road, as well as internet, pow. . .

  • Kenya National Inspectorate to improve building Safety Laws

    Posted on :Monday , 11th September 2017

     A number of building collapses have hit Kenya’s capital Nairobi in recent years, and Moses Nyakiongora, Secretary of the National Buildings Inspectorate (NBI), said the law will ensure stricter enforcement of building codes.

     
    "The law is necessary because an audit of buildings in the country has revealed that up to 50 percent are not completely safe . . .

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