The government is looking to raise close to Sh550bn to build 10,000 kilometres of roads.
Eurocodes will replace the British Standards that have guided local builders for half a century.
Land prices in the Kenyan capital have more than quadrupled over the last eight years.
Massive investments signal better days ahead for the local property sector.
Kings Pride Properties is allowing individuals to buy homes without paying any deposit.
The taxman has sent compliance notices to over 100,000 landlords.
Brazil's innovative architectural designs can be used to solve Kenya's housing woes.
The low quality products are stocked in many hardware shops across the country.
Brick and mortar still account 95 per cent of building materials in the country.
Most building collapse incidents occur due to the use of poorly mixed concrete.
Bedsitters will rent for Sh3,200 per month on a 30-year rent-to-own plan.
Yapı Merkezi is expected to complete the 272-kilometre railway in 48 months.
The new flyover, funded by Spain, is expected to open in 2027.