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Nairobi's commuter rail revival faces critical Phase Two expansion. Learn how Kenya Railways is avoiding failures that delayed transit projects in Lagos and Cairo while keeping fares affordable.
wellness
Karura Forest and Uhuru Park lead a new wave of outdoor spaces where dogs, owners, and fitness enthusiasts come together for wellness and community.
Technology
Nairobi's venture capital firms in Westlands and Kilimani are backing AI infrastructure, climate tech, and financial inclusion startups. Here's what investors predict for 2026-2028.
Technology
Real-time data systems and connected infrastructure are finally delivering the convenience that residents have long demanded across the city's neighbourhoods.
news
A growing duplicate-image crisis in Kenya's public digital infrastructure has roots stretching back years, shaped by rushed digitisation drives, underfunded IT departments, and a government still navigating the costs of going paperless.
culture
From the smoky jazz basements of the 1970s to the tech-driven creative hubs of today, Nairobi’s weekend pulse reflects a city in constant metamorphosis.
property
Landlords in Westlands and Kilimani are still pocketing 7-9% gross returns, but tenants doing the regional math are asking whether Nairobi is worth it anymore.
wellness
Neuroscientists have mapped what happens inside the skull during meditation, and Nairobi's growing wellness community is paying attention.
Technology
From mobile-first innovation to solving African infrastructure challenges, Kenya's capital is redefining what digital transformation means for emerging markets.
Technology
From AI-powered credit scoring to blockchain settlement systems, Kenya's digital finance leaders are plotting ambitious roadmaps that could reshape East African banking.
Technology
From rooftop solar to battery storage, the capital's cleantech firms are preparing a pipeline of products that could reshape how the city powers itself over the next five years.
