Building Construction in Kenya

Building Construction in Kenya

Building Construction in Kenya offers dynamism in Africa Building Construction that cannot be gainsaid. With an ambitious building construction program built into the country's Vision 2030 and further propelled by the Government's Big Four Agenda this Industry has grown in leaps and bounds despite the slow down effects brought about by the COVID 19 pandemic.

Building Construction in Kenya; the Driving Factor

Driven by the desire of the President Uhuru Kenyatta to leave a lasting legacy construction in Kenya has never before seen such growth as that that has been witnessed in the last four years; this time driven more by the government's agenda than the private sector. This does not mean that the private sector has been left out. Instead because of the Public, Private Sector Parnership that has capitalized the Construction Industry in Kenya the Private Sector is due to reap rewards in the coming years even as the people of the Republic of Kenya access the benefits of affordable house, improved infrastructure and sustainable food security that comes with irrigation projects, better and more diversified seeds and the Information Highway delivering information on new farming techniques and markets that offer better prices.

Building Construction in East Africa

With the oneness that has brought the six East Africa countries together (namely Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Southern Sudan) in a greater East African Community with a market of 177 million people the potential for the further growth of the Kenyan construction industry cannot be under estimated as Kenya is a reservoir for construction professionals offering a greater number of trained, experienced and seasoned building technocrats. With these higher figures of qualified personnel there is no doubt the the coming decade offers considerable wealth for the country in terms of direct earnings, employment opportunities and tax returns for the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).