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  • Kenya: Country to Get New Dam Through Public-Private Partnership

    Posted on :Friday , 30th December 2016

    Water and Irrigation Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa on Wednesday said the government will build a Sh60 billion dam in Galana-Kulalu through a public-private partnership.

     
    The two-billion-cubic-metre dam would supply irrigation water for 500,000 acres to be launched in March 2017.
     
    Mr Wamalwa said local and international investors had b. . .

  • Kenya: Over 2,500KM Roads to be Built Next Year

    Posted on :Wednesday , 28th December 2016

    The government will launch the construction of 2,500 kilometres of roads before the next General Election, Transport Principal Secretary John Mosonik has said.

     
    Mr Mosonik said it was part of the "10,000 programme" of low volume traffic road.
     
    "A total of 2,327 kilometres of roads in 30 counties are being built while an ad. . .

  • How Will Trump Impact East Africa's Industrialisation Drive?

    Posted on :Wednesday , 28th December 2016

    The global mood has shifted since Donald Trump’s surprise victory in the US presidential election. Europeans are fretful and Mexicans are panicking but many of the US investors we met in mid-November have become intensely optimistic about the prospects for their own economy. No one is quite sure whether this will benefit emerging markets or not and many Trump supporters probably don&rsquo. . .

  • Top officials from Kenya and Uganda scheduled to sign Joint SGR Financing Pact In Beijing

    Posted on :Thursday , 8th December 2016

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    Top officials from the two countries have already scheduled a trip to Beijing early next year.
    Kenya is seeking funds for the Naivasha to Malaba section of the SGR while Uganda plans to build the link to Kampala under a bilateral agreement signed between the two countries.
    Kenya and Uganda are set to sign a joint financing de. . .

  • Final Phase - Kenya�s Economy Expects Boost from Chinese- Built Railway- expected operational in 2018

    Posted on :Tuesday , 6th December 2016

    Workers are seen working on the Nairobi-Mombasa railway near Kenya’s capital Nairobi 

    The construction of a Chinese-built railway in Kenya has entered its final phase. Kenyan officials and observers are suggesting the project will significantly add to the country’s economic growth prospects once it is operational in 2018.

     
    Civil engineering w. . .

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