Building approvals in Kenya are a critical part of any successful construction project. This article explains why approvals matter, the institutions involved, and how the process works in practice.
Tatu City is Kenya’s most successful SEZ, combining industrial, residential and social infrastructure within a master-planned city designed to attract global investment. This article unpacks where it stands today, what has worked and what investors must critically evaluate before committing capital.
60 years ago, Singapore was a nation of slum and squatters and this prompted the Govt. to come up with Housing and Development Board (HDB) in 1960 to provide Affordable Public Housing. This was a progressive effort over the decades as it has now built over 1.1 million flats with continuous improvements.
The contract has been signed at a fixed cost and funds released, what next? Cost has to be controlled so as not to deviate from the original budget and avoid imposing a financial burden to the client.
Dedicated Project Manager with a solid background in Construction Management. Also a researcher, mentor and educator within the built environment in Kenya and East Africa.