The facilities are “easy to plan, build and require less capital” than ordinary malls.
It is believed that about 25 people were working at the site when the incident happened.
The emergence of new players has sparked stiff market competition.
Big contractors contributed the most to last month's rise in non-performing loans.
Demand for the product has been lukewarm since the beginning of the year.
Construction activity dipped as some customers postponed projects amid polls uncertainty.
The partnership seeks to bridge the widening technical skills gap in the country.
The guidelines require new buildings to be fitted before use.
The project is expected to cost Sh210 billion.
The taxman has so far enlisted a total of 52,000 landlords against a target of 100,000.