#Kenya development

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Hungarian State Secretary Tristan Azbej outlines Hungary's collaborative approach to African development

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"My name is Nyota. I'm the communications officer, I- I was born in Kenya- I used to have a cat, named Kamili. My first memory is watching my dad play the piano. I'm real."

Okay but I was wholly unprepared for how much it would mean to me to see more of Uhura's African identity actually being canonised by this show. The "I'm real" especially got to me; just a throwaway line but it really made me think of the Ben Sisko/Benny Russell parallels! Nyota, born in the 23rd century, is exactly the sort of person Benny Russell dreamed could exist in the future. She is real! She exists!

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they keep doing stuff like this and it is great every time

bonus france + kenya 🥰

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Meet The Clans Of Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora

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Meet The Clans Of Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora introduces three brand-new clans to the Avatar universe: the Aranahe, Zeswa, and Kame’tire. Each tribe calls one of the Western Frontier’s three biomes – Kinglor Forest, Upper Plains, and Clouded Forest, respectively – home. Ingratiating yourself with each one by learning their ways is an important step in your journey to reclaim your Na’vi culture, as well as garnering enough support to push back against the exploitative mining of the villainous RDA.

For a heads-up on what to expect as you try to warm up to each clan, here’s a breakdown of the culture and personality.  

Aranahe 

The first clan you encounter resides in the Kinglor Forest. Like the Omatikaya clan from the first film, the Aranahe live in a Hometree and have a symbiotic relationship with Kinglor, large moth-like creatures. That’s because the clan primarily consists of weavers and artisans, so these Na’vi rely on the Kinglor’s silk to create extravagant and intricate fabrics. The silk’s strong fiber is also applied to weapon crafting, such as making powerful bow strings. In return for these gifts, the Aranahe serve as caretakers for the Kinglor. 

Unfortunately, this balance becomes disrupted by the RDA’s presence in the area, and one of your first tasks is restoring this way of life. Rallying the clan to retaliate won’t be easy, though. The Aranahe’s refined tastes mean they have a proud, somewhat superior attitude. When you initially meet them, their leader, Kan’nat, is in a bit of denial about the dire situation and distrusts you and the resistance, burying his head in the sand to the chagrin of his rebellious daughter, Etuwa. 

Nonetheless, the Aranahe is a peaceful and orderly tribe that values consensus over individual needs.

Zeswa

This colorful, boisterous, and ferocious warrior clan roam the hilly grasslands of the Upper Plains. Their eagerness for battle means that, unlike the Aranahe, they seek out the player’s help in fighting RDA. You can easily spot their settlements thanks to their large, colorful kites that soar overhead thanks to the Upper Plains’ perpetually windy environment. 

The Zeswa are nomadic due to the fact that they travel alongside large, docile creatures called zakru. These peaceful, elephant-like animals produce milk that forms the basis of the Zeswa’s diet. Zakru rarely move and survive by burying their trunks underground to feed on bacteria in the earth. The Zeswa’s tents are pitched on and around their stationary bodies to shield them from the Upper Plains’ powerful winds. When the zakru finally move on, which developer Massive describes as a once-in-a-generation occurrence, the clan moves with them. 

According to narrative designer Chella Ramanan, Massive looked at Kenya’s Maasai tribe as a primary influence for the Zeswa. This is reflected in the Zeswa’s hues of red and yellow for their fabrics and their beautiful braided hairstyles that sometimes resemble horns. These Na’vi love to have fun as much as they love to fight. According to Ramanan, they’ll even welcome you with a party once you prove yourself to them as a capable warrior.

Kame’tire

Search well enough and you’ll find this secretive tribe hidden within the foggy depths of the Clouded Forest. Reclusive, introverted, and as mysterious as their home, the Kame’tire are expert apothecaries and herbalists. Their intimate knowledge and appreciation for plant life is also reflected in their organic clothing. That includes imposing armor made through wood shaping, the art of softening and sculpting wood into different shapes. 

Befitting the nature of the clan, Massive was the most cagey about sharing specifics for the Kame’tire. We do know that no one has seen the clan for some time, as they’ve chosen to live in self-seclusion. Personality-wise, Ramanan describes the Kame’tire as “moody,” “suspicious,” and “a bit brutish” compared to the other two clans, and they are not eager warriors. They would rather conceal the things they value than physically defend them. Most of all, the Kame’tire are renowned caretakers and, despite their wariness of outsiders, would make valuable allies. 

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora launches on December 7 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Be sure to subscribe to the magazine to read the digital edition now, and visit our cover story hub by clicking the banner below to find more exclusive features and videos this month.

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Breaking the Cycle of Late Blight: How Biotech Potatoes are Revolutionizing Farming in Kenya

Discover how biotech potatoes are transforming farming in Africa and Asia, with breakthrough resistance to late blight disease and impressive yield improvements. Learn about the latest field trials of late blight-resistant biotech potatoes, offering a sustainable solution for smallholder farmers in Kenya and beyond. Explore the remarkable success of bio-engineered potatoes, which promise higher…

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Trogy the frog will be a 2D application game !

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Is a Progressive Politician, Wife, Mother, Kenya’s 2022 Presidential Running Mate, Entrepreneur, Supply Chain Expert, 21st Century Policy Thinker and Ordinary Kenya who believes that Kenyan problems should be remedied by Kenyan solutions in a bid to order the disorder and lack of co-ordination in our country. I challenge Kenyans that for change to happen they should be willing to invest in the…

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PROVISION OF CLEANING, SANITARY DISPOSAL, FUMIGATION AND GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICES AT UCHUMI, FINANCE AND UTALII HOUSES, NAIROBI

KENYA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION TENDER JUNE 2025  INVITATION TO TENDER PROVISION OF CLEANING, SANITARY DISPOSAL, FUMIGATION AND GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICES AT UCHUMI, FINANCE AND UTALII HOUSES, NAIROBI  Tender No.: ONT/KDC/108/2024-2025 1. The KENYA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED invites sealed tenders for the PROVISION OF CLEANING, SANITARY DISPOSAL, FUMIGATION AND GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICES AT…

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Outrage in Kenya over detention of software developer - Nsemkeka

Outrage in Kenya over detention of software developer – Nsemkeka Kenyans have expressed outrage over the detention of a software developer who created a tool to help people oppose the government’s annual finance bill because of fears that it will raise the cost of living. Rose Njeri was detained on Friday after police raided her home in the capital, Nairobi, and seized electronic devises,…

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Why East African Real Estate Is the Next Big Investment Opportunity

In recent years, East African real estate has steadily emerged as a hotspot for both local and international investors. With its fast-growing economies, rapid urbanisation, expanding middle class, and ambitious infrastructure projects, the region presents an unparalleled opportunity for those looking to diversify their real estate portfolios.

Whether you're a seasoned investor or someone looking for fresh markets with high growth potential, East Africa deserves a spot on your radar. Here's why investing in East African real estate is not just a trend, but a smart strategic move.

1. Strong Economic Growth and Stability

East African countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, and Ethiopia have consistently recorded impressive GDP growth rates over the past decade. This economic resilience, even during global downturns, has created a fertile ground for real estate investment.

Kenya, the region’s largest economy, has become a hub for finance, technology, and logistics, driving demand for both residential and commercial spaces.

Rwanda has earned global praise for its ease of doing business, transparent government policies, and clean, green capital—Kigali—which is drawing attention from real estate developers and foreign investors alike.

Tanzania and Uganda are seeing urban centers like Dar es Salaam and Kampala evolve into thriving commercial zones with increasing demand for modern housing and retail spaces.

This economic dynamism fuels housing demand, boosts rental yields, and provides stable long-term returns for real estate investors.

2. Urbanization and Population Growth

East Africa is undergoing one of the world’s fastest urbanization trends. According to UN data, the region’s urban population is projected to double by 2040. Cities like Nairobi, Kampala, Kigali, and Addis Ababa are already experiencing strain on existing housing infrastructure, leading to high demand for new developments.

This rapid urban growth is a key driver for:

Affordable housing developments

Mixed-use properties

Retail and office spaces

Modern apartment complexes catering to the middle class

For investors, this means a growing market for both rental income and property value appreciation.

3. Infrastructure Development

Massive infrastructure projects are transforming East Africa’s real estate landscape. Roads, airports, railways, and ports are being modernized or constructed to support economic growth and cross-border trade.

Examples include:

Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) connecting Mombasa to Nairobi and further inland.

The Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway, which enhances Ethiopia’s access to global markets.

Upgrades to airports in Kigali, Nairobi, and Entebbe to support tourism and international trade.

Infrastructure improves accessibility, increases land value, and opens up formerly hard-to-reach areas for new real estate development.

4. Government Incentives and Policy Reforms

Governments across East Africa are actively encouraging real estate development through policy reforms and incentives:

Tax breaks for developers in affordable housing sectors

Public-private partnerships (PPPs) for large-scale housing projects

Digitization of land registries to improve transparency and security of property rights

Such reforms make it easier, safer, and more profitable for investors to enter the East African real estate market.

5. High Returns and Rental Yields

Compared to more saturated markets in the West, East African real estate offers relatively high returns. Rental yields in prime residential areas of Nairobi or Kigali often exceed 7–10%, which is significantly higher than global averages.

Additionally, with the growth in tourism, short-term rental markets (such as Airbnb) are booming in major cities and near national parks or coastal regions. This offers a lucrative alternative revenue stream for property owners and investors.

6. Untapped Markets and Innovation

The East African real estate sector still has vast untapped potential, especially in:

Student housing

Industrial parks and logistics centers

Eco-friendly and green buildings

Smart cities and tech-enabled homes

As the region embraces innovation, tech startups and proptech firms are beginning to transform the way real estate is marketed, financed, and managed. This offers early movers a chance to shape and benefit from the next wave of growth.

7. Regional Integration and the AfCFTA

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), now in effect, will further boost East Africa’s attractiveness. The agreement aims to facilitate trade among African countries by reducing tariffs and increasing collaboration across borders.

This integration is expected to:

Increase demand for commercial real estate

Encourage cross-border investments

Create regional hubs and business parks

Investing in East African real estate today positions you to benefit from tomorrow’s continental growth engine.

Final Thoughts

The East African real estate market offers a compelling blend of opportunity, growth, and stability. Whether it’s residential, commercial, or mixed-use developments, the region presents a favourable environment for strategic, long-term investments.

Investors who act early—while markets are still developing—stand to gain the most. With supportive policies, a young and growing population, improved infrastructure, and promising returns, East Africa is truly positioning itself as the next frontier in global real estate.

If you're considering investing or exploring opportunities in the region, start by understanding the local dynamics, partner with experienced professionals, and tap into one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in the world.

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Hungary Helps Program Brings Hope and Educational Opportunities to Nairobi's Korogocho Slum

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5 Vacancies Open at International Rescue Committee

Current Job Openings MEAL Coordinator Locations: 2 locations (not specified) Category: Data & Analytics Job ID: req57961 Work Type: Hybrid Role: Provide technical assistance, capacity sharing, and ongoing mentoring/training in MEAL concepts for IRC and partners. Grants Coordinator Locations: 3 locations (not specified) Category: Grants & Partnerships Job ID: req57802 Work Type: Hybrid Role:…

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Tuberculosis Resurgent as Trump Funding Cut Disrupts Treatment Globally

Dalvin Modore walked as if there was broken glass beneath his feet, stepping gingerly, his frail shoulders hunched against the anticipation of pain. His trousers had become so loose that he had to hold them up as he inched around his small farm in western Kenya. Mr. Modore has tuberculosis. He is 40, a tall man whose weight has dropped to 110 pounds. He has a wracking cough and sometimes vomits…

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Reviving Kenya’s Leather Industry: How Italy and Equity Are Stepping In and What the New Deal Means for Farmers

Italy partners with Equity Bank to revamp Kenya’s leather industry, bringing modern technology, investment, and job opportunities for farmers and youth across East and Central Africa. A delegation of Italian leather industry specialists and leadership from Farmer’s Choice and Equity pose for a group photo during their visit to the Farmer’s Choice Meats slaughterhouse in Kenya. Italy has committed…

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Driver Opportunity at Plan International in Isiolo, Kenya - February 2025

Plan International is seeking a responsible and experienced Driver for their Isiolo, Kenya office. This role is crucial for the smooth operation of their projects, ensuring safe transportation of staff, goods, and correspondence. About Plan International: Plan International is a global non-profit organization dedicated to advancing children’s rights and gender equality. They work in over 70…