Kenya begins construction of US $168m Western Bypass

Posted on :Monday , 21st October 2019

Kenya National Highways Authority (KenHa) and the Ministry of transport has announced that construction of US $168m Western Bypass has begun with the project being the fourth and final ring of the Nairobi Ring Roads.

The bypass project is set to kick off in Gitaru, Kiambu county connecting the Southern bypass in Kikuyu town and will terminate in Ruaka connecting the Northern bypass. It . . .

Kenya launches test run on Phase 2A of its SGR Line

Posted on :Monday , 21st October 2019

The government of Kenya has launched a 15 day test run on its Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) phase 2A project, which is currently on its final stage of construction. This is inorder to establish a link between the capital Nairobi and the resort town of Naivasha in the rift valley region.

The 120km modern railway line whose construction is overseen by the China Communications Construction . . .

WILO EAST AFRICA LTD AT 22ND BUILDEXPO KENYA 2019

Posted on :Tuesday , 25th June 2019

The Wilo Group is one of the world’s leading premium suppliers of pumps and pump systems for building services, water management, and the industrial sector.

As the world physically revolves around its orbit so are the people living in it! We are all progressively revolving into a more digital space, some parts of the world moving faster than others but the goal re. . .

Industry leaders converge in Nairobi for the 22nd Buildexpo Kenya 2019 at KICC

Posted on :Thursday , 13th June 2019

The 22nd edition of Buildexpo Africa is back in Kenya at the KICC Nairobi. At East Africa’s largest building and construction fair, exhibitors from over 40 countries who are the finest in building, construction and infrastructure development will be showcasing their products, services and equipment. The event will also feature awards in innovation and design that will be presented to the . . .

Construction of BRT system in full swing in East Africa

Posted on :Monday , 17th June 2019

Successful demonstration of BRT was done by Dar es Salaam, which is the first city to launch a BRT system in East Africa. After the completion of the first phase of the 21 Km BRT in the Dar Es Salaam which includes five terminals, seven feeders, 27 stations and three connector stations. Currently, around 140 buses are running daily on their special lanes. On the same lines the national treasury. . .