Kenyans to Pay KSh.200 Billion Every Year Due to Poorly Planned and Procured Infrastructure Projects
Government and Policy
Kenyan taxpayers will soon be faced with an unexpected bill of 200 billion shillings every year by 2030 due to
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Tag: Infrastructure
Food Prices, Most Important Component of Africa And Inflation Indices – Africa Business Roundup
Africa News
While food price spikes caused by drought, war, economic factors, inefficient regional markets or agricultural policy are not uncommon, in
By David Indeje
·Infrastructure Development has led to Land Appreciation in Kiambu County -Cytonn Report
Market News
Ruaka town recorded a 125.0 percent land price appreciation over the last one year due to infrastructure development in Kiambu
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6 Tips for plugging Africa’s infrastructure gap through public-private partnerships – Africa Business Round Up
Africa News
Financing the infrastructure deficit across Africa will involve collective innovation both across the public and the private sectors. Traditional funding
By David Indeje
·Demand for Better Services and Infrastructure on the Rise in Africa
Investment
While employment has been the main concern for Africans over the last decade, demands for better services and infrastructure have
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Industrial Area Manufacturers decry poor infrastructure as a drawback for Business
Investment
Manufacturers in Industrial Area yesterday hosted a site visit for the Principal Secretary, State Department for Infrastructure in the Ministry
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Ballooning Nairobi Population to Put More Pressure on Infrastructure
Investment
Nairobi’s population is predicted to soar to a high of 7 million people by the year 2030, according to a
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Kenya is East Africa’s Infrastructural Giant
Investment
Kenya is the number one country among East African countries in terms of infrastructural deals and developments. According to a
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A Focus on the Infrastructure Sector in Nairobi
Investment
Nairobi is the commercial center and economic capital due to its well developed infrastructure that includes modern financial and communication
Infrastructure Bond Offer No IFB1/2015/12 Performance Improves
Government Securities
By end February 2015 the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) raised KES 461.90 billion against maturities of KES 395.08 billion