Kenya Auctions Over 630,000 Bags of Coffee, Grossing Sh38.3 Billion in 10 Months

Nairobi's property market currently faces a puzzling housing mismatch, where high demand coexists with significant supply issues. Despite ongoing development and a busy real estate market, many Nairobi residents struggle to find affordable, adequate housing that meets their needs. This mismatch highlights challenges in urban planning and economic pressures affecting the capital’s housing sector.

Kenya is modernizing its land surveying methods by adopting digital mapping and precision technology. Surveyors are moving away from traditional field reconnaissance to use digitized maps, enhancing accuracy in land measurement and helping to resolve long-standing boundary disputes. This shift promises faster and more reliable land registry processes across the country.