Kenya

Kenya: Owners Rush Ahead of Bulldozers

Kenya: Owners Rush Ahead of Bulldozers - Owners of buildings earmarked for demolition in Githurai 45 on Thika highway were on Tuesday busy destroying them ahead of the roaring engines of government bulldozers. [AA Urbanisation]

Kenya: Demolitions Along Thika Road Continue

Kenya: Demolitions Along Thika Road Continue - Government bulldozers continued flattening business premises on a road reserve along Thika highway for the second day on Sunday. [AA Urbanisation]

East Africa: Architects Want More Say in Planning, Construction

The East African (Nairobi) http://www.nation.co.ke
26 October 2008 / Posted to the web 30 October 2008
Halima Abdallah K - Nairobi

Architects from East Africa want to play a more active role in government construction and planning departments to correct the current mess in the region's urban centres.

According to the architects, underqualified or unqualified personnel have usurped the role of professionals with political heads such as mayors and councillors taking over technical roles like approval of plans.

Kenya: Plans to Build Fertiliser Factory By 2012

Kenya: Plans to Build Fertiliser Factory By 2012 - The Government plans to partner with private sector to establish a fertiliser manufacturing industry in the country by 2012. [AA Construction]

Kenya: Sh12 Billion Power Plant Construction Underway

Kenya: Sh12 Billion Power Plant Construction Underway - A power plant will be constructed at Rabai at the cost of Sh12 billion by an independent power producer and is set to be completed by December 2009. [AA Construction]

3,000 Evicted Squatters Appeal for New Homes

3,000 Evicted Squatters Appeal for New Homes - 3,000 Evicted Squatters Appeal for New Homes - More than 3,000 squatters from Laikipia East District want the Government to resettle them after being ordered out of private pieces of land they have occupied for nearly three decades. [All Africa : Kenya] [AA Kenya]

Kenya: Environment the Casualty As Need for Houses Soars

Kenya: Environment the Casualty As Need for Houses Soars - Several weeks ago, residents of a wealthy Nairobi neighbourhood along United Nations Avenue had an unpleasant surprise. [AA Construction]

East Africa: Belgium Pledges Support for EAC Infrastructure

East Africa: Belgium Pledges Support for EAC Infrastructure - Belgium has pledged to partner with the East African Community (EAC) in developing a vibrant infrastructure that would connect the entire Great Lakes Region. [AA Urbanisation]

Preparations in high gear for this year’s World Habitat Day celebrations

Preparations in high gear for this year’s World Habitat Day celebrations - With just over two weeks left before the observance of this year’s World Habitat Day, preparations for the ceremony are in high gear across the globe.
From Africa through Asia to Europe and the Americas, governments, civic bodies as well as NGOs are laying out elaborate plans to mark this year’s event whose theme is ‘Harmoniuos Cities’ to be celebrated on October 6.
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[AA Kenya]

Contractors Flush Taxpayers' Sh200 Million Down the Tarmac

Contractors Flush Taxpayers' Sh200 Million Down the Tarmac - Contractors Flush Taxpayers' Sh200 Million Down the Tarmac - Taxpayers lost Sh200 million when the tarmac on the Nakuru -Kianjoya road started warping after the contractor had built 25 kilometres. [All Africa : Kenya] [AA Kenya]




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