The growth of Nairobi’s population is the product of urbanisation and the search for opportunities like jobs by school leavers from other counties, putting the devolved system of governance in...
By
John Waweru
Data Journalist
Nation Media Group
Nairobi is set to become Africa's largest metropolitan area by 2050, overtaking megacities such as Cairo and Lagos, amid a surge in urbanisation, putting pressure on the capital’s infrastructure, housing and power to provide jobs.
With more and more people moving to big cities such as Nairobi and Abidjan, daily commutes are becoming tougher
Nairobi is Kenya's gateway to the world. The impression visitors form of the country often begins with the capital, making…
La capital keniana, con seis millones de habitantes, es una de las ciudades de más rápido crecimiento de África, con un aumento…
The apartment boom reflects the economics of Nairobi's land market rather than competition for prestige.
Nairobi's downtown is changing, and experts believe that while the new look is good for the face value, it will also boost the…
A new report shows the number of high-net-worth individuals in Kenya grew by 20 per cent in 2026, up from 10 per cent growth…
