At least you acknowledge mahendereo imefika New Runda
The problem with chaps like you is you do not see beyond your noses.
This prevents you from seeing long term opportunities that are the real maney makers.




Nyirofi Mombasa highway as late as 1960!!!

Mock all you want.
You've been doing it for 10 YEARS hapa Wazoo
Has that stopped New Runda from growing at north of 20% p.a. in the same period while others chase 5% dividend crumbs coupled with 50% or more in capital gains losses in the casino?

https://nation.africa/ke...ailway-stations-3820472

Kitengela, Mlolongo and Kibera to get new railway stations
Thursday, May 19, 2022
Kenya Railways

Kevin Rotich

The Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) is set to build new mini stations in the densely populated Kitengela, Mlolongo, and Kibera as part of a strategy to take services closer to commuters and lift passenger numbers.

Currently, the three do not have proper connectivity for commuter rail services. The State corporation yesterday invited bids for construction of mini railway stations in Kitengela and Mlolongo townships, which currently have no such facilities within their central business districts. Kibera has three simple halt stations that cannot adequately cater to the thousands of commuters.

The new facilities planned for Kitengela, Mlolongo, and Kibera add to a host of others that KRC targets to build in Nairobi and its satellite towns.

KRC is betting on at least 10 new stations in the city and its environs to win over more commuters forced to use congested roads owing to the remote locations of some stations and frequent breakdowns of its locomotives.

Other upcoming stations are in Kenyatta University, Mukuru Kwa Njenga, Satellite in Nairobi, and Mutindwa, Lukenya, and Konza in Machakos.

KRC has been upgrading its infrastructure in Nairobi as it seeks to improve commuter services. President Kenyatta in December 2020, launched the revamped Nairobi Commuter Rail Service (NCRS) and the refurbished Diesel Multiple Units (DMUs). They comprised 11 DMUs and Commuter Rail Buses. The project was part of the Nairobi Metropolitan Transport Master Plan modernisation and expansion of underutilised railway transport to reduce congestion on city roads.

NMS earlier said the mobile units will ease traffic gridlock in the capital by providing alternative means of transport.

The Nairobi Central Railway Station serves as the nerve centre of operations connecting with the DMUs that ply city routes, which include Embakasi Village, Pipeline, and Donholm Railway Stations.

Currently, there are commuter train services on Nairobi – Imara Daima-Syokimau route, Nairobi – Githurai – Mwiki – Kahawa – Ruiru route, Nairobi-Embakasi route, and Nairobi – Kibera – Kikuyu route.

According to Kenya Railways, the NCRS will create an efficient and affordable mass rapid transit transport system for the city as well as integrate rail with other modes of transport in the country.

The project has been developed within the existing railway corridors to provide commuter rail services between Nairobi Railway Station.

Upcoming projects are in Mutuini, Dagoretti Market, Thogoto, Gitaru, Aviation, Kariobangi South, Membley, and Strathmore/Madaraka.

Kajiado: List of Popular Kenyans Who Have Invested in Kitengela, Their Properties and Businesses

https://www.tuko.co.ke/b...-properties-businesses/

1. Ruto
2. Sakaja
3. Matiangi
4. Churchill
5. Linturi
6. Khaligraph Jones
7. Jalas
8. Mwakideu


And soooo many more

https://constructionreviewonline.com/management/best-places-to-invest-in-real-estate-in-kenya/

Nairobi’s satellite towns

In recent years, Nairobi’s satellite towns have stolen the thunder as far as real estate investments are concerned. These include
Kitengela, Kiserian, Athi River, Juja and Kangundo Road. Land availability and reasonable prices in these locations – commonly referred to as Nairobi’s bedrooms – are key drivers for developers looking to cash in on the growing middle class.

In a recent interview, Francis Kihanya of Manyatta Investments International, a company that handles Diaspora investments says the drive towards satellite towns is unstoppable as long as land prices within the city continue on their upward trajectory.

“Recently, we have seen more than 60 per cent of Diaspora investments on real estate going to satellite towns. Most of these people are investing in land for the future and not necessarily for current construction needs,” he says.

Didn't we say this over 5 years or more ago?

I enjoy debating Sparkly, VVS and My Peni Mbili 100 times more than I do debating you juu responses zako hazitoshi mboga. At least the others have a sense of humour, use wit and facts to support their points unlike the big fat zero umepost in your three crumbling prior posts hapa juu

Even before the concrete on the new Expressway has completely dried ...

EYES on the next MEGA project in Kenya ||NAIROBI-MOMBASA Expressway.

https://youtu.be/K_12aPYXBUo

https://twitter.com/Herm...ub2A0aPorfz9bw&s=19

Congratulations mugundaman. Ninaona COVID was great for you. Big things in the dust bowl. Are you now a billionaire or just a millionaire??