The verdict is out. After careful data analysis, Propertyzote.com has compiled a list of Top 10 Kenyan towns set to boom before 2030. Here is the breakdown.

#Kisumu, Position 10.

Kenyan port city was founded in 1901. It’s one of the oldest port in Africa and sits on a strategic location of Lake Victoria. It has fertile land and variations in temperature and rainfall with two rainy seasons per year across the region provides a suitable environment for a broad range of agricultural crops.

*Tourist spots include the Kisumu Museum, an impala sanctuary, a bird sanctuary, Hippo Point, Shopping malls and the nearby Kit Mikaye and Ndere Island National.

#Nakuru. Position 9

Nakuru is the 4th largest urban centre in Kenya. UN study released in 2011 and placed Nakuru as Africa's fastest growing town and the fourth in the world.

It has vast agricultural potential with numerous small farms and also vast agricultural enterprises.
Universities include Kabarak, Egerton, other such as Rift valley institute of technology, Kenya industrial training institute, Kenya institute of Management, and branches of other major universities such as UON,
Tourism attraction include lake Nakuru National park, Hyrax hill,
Population of 307,990

# Isiolo, Position 8

At position 8 is Isiolo, It forms a major part of Kenya's economic development plan for vision 2030. Its earmarked in vision 2030 as a Tourist center that will include casinos, hotels, upscale retail outlets, a modern airport and transport facilities such as LAPPSET
Isiolo airport to be upgraded to an International airport. Has acquired a resort city status cashing in on the popular Samburu and Shaba Game reserves
It is expected to transform in the coming years

#Narok. Position 7

Narok has enormous resources that have not been harnessed. Its Mining activities include Gold, quarry and sand harvesting worth more than 2billion shilling.
UN study/research for the Kenya Vision 2030,earmarked Narok County as one of the fundamental counties for the achieving economic pillar.
Its home of world famous tourist attraction places- Maasai Mara National Park, Keekorok Lodge, Mara Sentrim, Kempinski MaraCovers 17,774 square km, and has potential for more agricultural activity

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Turkana town??

Some guys here are under-estimating Turkana, economic boom means "time of rapid growth in wealth". For what Turkana is now and what will look like in the next 15 years or so, it is bound to completely transform (unless ofcourse the County is mismanaged).
Lets not forget that water was discovered in Turkana recently enough to supply Kenya for the next 70 years. 250billion cubic meters of water to be specific.

Precarious. If oil breaches US $ 60, it becomes unviable. It seems to be headed there.

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Yaani you blogging guy is still insist that TURKANA TOWN will boom.

What we are asking, show us on the world map where it is located (please, don't confuse it with TEXARKANA TOWN in the US).

After we know where it is located we will then be able to tell what reasources are available there, hence, play your boom/blast prediction game.

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Clarification when we say Turkana it actually means Lodwar Country as a whole, Narok means Kajiado county as a whole.
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Boris, you are challenging Kisumu Vs Kakamega, here is the report..

Kakamega
-Main tourist attraction; Kakamega tropical rain forest (only rain forest in Kenya)
- Farming; Sugar Cane and Maize are extensively practiced
-Education; Masendo Muliro University
- anything else???

Kisumu.
• 1.6 million hectares of agricultural land.
• Tourist attraction; Lake Victoria, Dunga beach, Oile Market, the Kisumu Museum, an impala sanctuary, a bird sanctuary, Hippo Point , Kogelo village (home to US presidents Grandmother) and Ndere Island National Park.
• Farming; Livestock, rice, sugarcane…e.t.c
• Other; 3rd largest international airport in Kenya.
Kisumu is home to many Universities and colleges:-
• Maseno university
• Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST)
• Great Lakes University
• University of Nairobi-Kisumu Campus
• Catholic University of East Africa-Kisumu Campus
• Daystar University-Kisumu campus
• Ramogi Institute of Advanced Technology (RIAT)
• Tom Mboya Labour College
• DALC Education Kisumu Campus
• Amani Counselling Centre and Training Institute Kisumu
• Nairobi Aviation College, Kisumu Branch
• Intraglobal Training Institute, Kisumu
• International School of Medicine and Technology
• Foundation Institute of Africa
• African Institute of Research and Development Studies, Kisumu City Campus
• KCA University-Kisumu campus
• Kisumu Industrial Training Centre
• Western College Of Hospitality and Professional Studies
• Kisumu Polytechnic
• International School of Medicine and Applied Technology
• Kenya College of Accountancy
• Lake Institute of Tropical Medicine
• X-elle School of Hair Design & Beauty
• Sigotop Career Development College
• Ivory Tower Institute

@HotelZote hope you have known kisumu and KK for long. those things have been in kisumu fo sooo long since mid 90's & 2000's. i talked about the 1.6 milllion acres of muhoroni miwani chemilil.....how the sugar factories have failed hujaziona on MSC threads. Now how many colleges have come up in KK? the new buildings ???? what is demand for housing btwn kisumu & KK ya kk tripples kisumu? how many new buildings in kisumu are storeyed compared to KK? WORD many ppl working or doing business in kisumu HWATAKI KUISHI there. they've opted to live in majengo mbale chavakali KK luanda maseno. please move to KK first find history of both. hujui those places vizuri fanya more research

More from Lodwar in Turkana, (Lake Turkana Wind Project) LTWP.
“This project, estimated to cost 623 million euros or Sh75 billion, is considered the largest single private investment in the history of Kenya and is expected to contribute significantly to the country’s power needs,” said Carlo van Wageningen, LTWP’s chairman.
Read more at: http://www.standardmedia...roject-to-start-in-2015
$623Million Euros wind power project is underway in Lodwar,