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Last Updated 1 day ago by Kenya Engineer When Kenya Engineer reported on the construction of Talanta Sports Stadium in August 2024, the project was still largely a construction story: a new national arena rising at Jamhuri Grounds as Kenya prepared to co-host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. Two years later, the project has […] The post Talanta Sports City: Engineering Kenya’s New National Stadium…
Last Updated 3 days ago by Kenya Engineer Political speeches describe destinations. Engineering has to describe the system that gets there. That difference is visible in Ndindi Nyoro’s statement, “What We Must Achieve for All Kenyans.” It identifies real national pressures: expensive and unreliable production inputs, weak job creation, food insecurity, inadequate health capacity, uneven […] The…
Last Updated 3 days ago by Kenya Engineer Public prices in this article were checked on 18 August 2026. They are representative list prices before tax, quoted in the vendor’s displayed currency. Kenyan prices, reseller terms, exchange rates and promotions will differ. “Quote” means the vendor did not publish a dependable list price for the […] The post The Engineer’s Software Stack; How to choose…
Last Updated 3 days ago by Kenya Engineer Nvidia’s agreement to support SB Energy’s proposed PORTS-Pike AI campus in Ohio with a guarantee of up to US$105 billion has produced an arresting headline. The first analytical task is to define what that number is—and what it is not. It is not a disclosed construction budget […] The post Nvidia’s $105 Billion Backstop Shows AI Data Centres Are Becoming…
Last Updated 3 days ago by Kenya Engineer On 10 August, Kenya Engineer examined how South Africa’s renewable boom was becoming a test of the grid. The earlier feature focused on record private renewable investment and the danger that generation projects could run ahead of connection capacity. The next part of that story is now […] The post South Africa’s Renewable Boom Has Reached the Transmission…
Last Updated 3 days ago by Kenya Engineer Ten suppliers received 11 public contracts worth KSh131.67 billion in the financial year ended June 2025, according to an analysis of awards reported to the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority. That represented 60.5 per cent of the KSh217.45 billion value across 25,994 reported contracts. The concentration was substantially […] The post When Ten…
Last Updated 3 days ago by Kenya Engineer Amaco Energy Group’s proposal for a US$1.5 billion—about KSh194 billion—AI data centre in Mombasa is immediately striking because of the proposed financing scale and its power concept. The Greek company says the facility would operate independently of the national grid and use an offshore liquefied natural gas […] The post Mombasa’s $1.5 Billion AI Data…
Last Updated 3 days ago by Kenya Engineer The formal launch of Phase One of Konza Technopolis is an important national infrastructure milestone, but it should not be mistaken for the beginning—or even the first public declaration of completion—of the project’s operating phase. The first phase covers roughly 400 acres and brings together about 40 […] The post Konza Phase One; A launch at the end of…
Last Updated 4 days ago by Kenya Engineer Kakamega County has placed a large number on its transport ambitions: 200 kilometres of roads, upgraded or constructed to bitumen standard, at an estimated cost of KSh12 billion. The proposal was highlighted by Governor Fernandes Barasa on 16 August while discussing collaboration between the county and national […] The post Kakamega’s KSh12 Billion Roads…
Last Updated 4 days ago by Kenya Engineer Somalia’s fisheries agreement with China has removed one of the barriers that kept a long coastline distant from a major seafood market. Under a protocol signed in Mogadishu on 13 July, Somali fishery products are expected to receive duty-free access, with officials indicating that exports could begin […] The post Somalia Has Opened China’s Seafood Market.…
