The Three Pillars That Could Transform Kenya
Kenya's proposed long-term development strategy outlines a bold vision of becoming a high-income, industrialised and globally competitive nation within the next 30 to 40 years. At the …
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Kenya's proposed long-term development strategy outlines a bold vision of becoming a high-income, industrialised and globally competitive nation within the next 30 to 40 years. At the …
Water is central to food security, public health and economic growth under the Government’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda. In Kwale County, the Mwache Multipurpose Dam is emerging …
The completion of the 200 metre Galana–Kulalu Bridge is more than an infrastructure achievement, it is a proud step towards a better-connected and food secure Kenya.
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Every election brings new hope for Kenya. Citizens expect fresh ideas, better leadership and faster development. But according to the Road to Singapore report, one of Kenya's …
The completion of the Boma Yangu Milimani Vihiga Estate Affordable Housing Project marks another major success under the government’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA). The project is …
The Government has announced a comprehensive programme aimed at empowering thousands of artisans and mechanics in Nairobi County by improving access to training, certification, modern equipment and …
What if the decisions Kenya makes today could shape the lives of our children and grandchildren? That is the thinking behind the proposed new national development vision, …
Imagine a Kenya where every child has access to world-class education, every family can rely on quality healthcare, and every young person has a fair chance at …
It may seem surprising today, but Kenya was once among the world's stronger-performing economies. According to the proposed Road to Singapore national development report, Kenya's economy outperformed …
For nearly two decades, Vision 2030 has guided Kenya's development, inspiring major investments in roads, railways, education, healthcare and digital services. While these achievements have laid a …