Just a reminder: Anyone planning to rig or steal elections next year is wasting time. It is not possible in Kenya any more. Invest your time in campaigning to get votes. Kenya Kumekucha.
The safety of learners must never be left to chance.
In response to recurring dormitory fire tragedies and safety concerns in boarding schools, the Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK) is pleased to share the Proposal for Safe School Dormitories in Kenya by Dr. Tuesday Gichuki, Architect.
The proposal outlines practical recommendations on dormitory design, fire safety, emergency exits, occupancy limits, inspections, supervision, and emergency preparedness to help create safer learning environments for all learners.
We invite school boards, education stakeholders, built environment professionals, policymakers, and the public to review and support these recommendations.
Download the full proposal here: https://t.co/YdEGbAltCY
Knowledge workers are all wondering if AI will replace their jobs, @AnnieLowrey writes—"but there’s a better question for white-collar workers to ask themselves: Am I coal, or am I a horse?”: https://t.co/v2UcaiGi4X
NEW: Visit the "Strait of Hormuz Trade Tracker" to monitor shipments of key commodities - crude oil, natural gas, fertilizer and agricultural products - through the Strait. Explore the WTO-AXSMarine dashboard here: https://t.co/XhcpaMcbqM
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is turning Kenya’s Lamu port into a surprise refuge, as vessels bound for the Middle East divert and discharge cargo at the rarely used facility https://t.co/ikCohjVdIV
We are Hiring !
The Kenyan Wall Street is seeking a creative storyteller who can film, edit, design, and produce engaging digital content across our platforms.
If you understand Kenya’s business landscape and have experience in video production, graphic design, and digital storytelling, we’d love to hear from you.
📩 Think you’re a fit? Send your CV and click the link to apply - https://t.co/6Vfdq9yqRj
South Africa leads Africa’s data centre market with 41 facilities, far ahead of Nigeria (15) and Kenya (16). With fewer than 200 data centres across the continent, much of Africa’s digital data is still stored overseas.
National Environment Management Authority has invited public comments on an Environmental Impact Assessment report for a proposed mixed-use development in the Chiromo area of Nairobi.
The project by Sparkling Mansion Limited Liability Partnership involves a single 21-storey block on L.R. No. Nairobi/Block 25/17 along Prof David Wasawo Drive, comprising 260 residential units alongside commercial, recreational and parking facilities.
Comments are open for 30 days.