Fidelis Daicy
Articles
The Falcon Cinema in Ghana Blends Tradition and Innovation for African Film Heritage
A new cinema project in Ghana highlights how local materials and traditional design can create vibrant cultural spaces for African storytelling
Questions Raised As Chinese-linked Firms Expand Grip On Kenya's Public Tenders
The growing influence of Chinese-linked firms in Kenya's public tenders is raising fresh debate over local contractor protection and procurement transparency.
Inside the World's Largest Astronomical Museum - A Beacon of Modern Engineering
Su Song Museum in Xiamen showcases cutting-edge construction with a floating planet centerpiece and Möbius strip elements. Kenyan builders can draw inspiration from its tech-driven methods for ambitious local projects.
South African Pension Giant Explores Investment Opportunities in Dangote Refinery
South Africa's largest pension fund visited the Dangote Refinery signaling strong interest ahead of its planned multi-exchange IPO. This move boosts hopes for greater African institutional investment in key infrastructure
Kenya Stands at a Crossroads After Court Orders Release of Secret SGR Agreements
Court of Appeal upholds order for Kenya to release secret SGR documents, raising fears of Chinese legal action and strained ties over massive railway loans.
Cipriani Residences Miami Climbs to Record Heights in Florida's Skyline
Cipriani Residences has hit a major milestone as Florida's tallest tower at over 265 meters, reshaping Miami's skyline with luxury living and advanced engineering.
From 1944 POW Camp to Modern Medical Hub via the Structural Transformation of Wajir Hospital
A 1944 colonial facility built by Italian prisoners has been transformed into northern Kenya's most advanced medical hub, combining critical care upgrades with high-tech infrastructure while preserving its history.
Kwale-Kinango Highway: A Major Economic Lifeline for the Coast Region
President Ruto's inspection of the 29km Kwale-Kinango (B92) road upgrade highlights a crucial infrastructure milestone set to boost coastal tourism, streamline trade, and catalyze regional real estate growth.
Bridging Borders: Inside the $738M Ethiopia South Sudan Highway Project
A $738 million oil-for-roads agreement will construct a 220km highway linking Ethiopia and South Sudan, shifting regional trade routes once Juba resolves critical security and land acquisition prerequisites.
Wajir Stadium Reaches 84% Completion Ahead of Madaraka Day 2026
Wajir Stadium has reached 84% completion and is set to host Madaraka Day 2026 celebrations. The 10,000-seater facility marks a major infrastructure milestone in North Eastern Kenya.