Every major development project in Kenya requires a NEMA EIA Licence. A complete guide to the EMCA framework, project categorisation, public participation and the application process.
Every architect and quantity surveyor practising in Kenya must be registered with BORAQS. A complete guide to the graduate and professional pathways, AAK and IQSK membership, and the examinations.
Complete guide to resolving land disputes in Kenya from the diaspora. Learn about the Environment and Land Court, alternative dispute resolution, succession disputes, title deed fraud prevention, filing caveats, adverse possession, costs, timelines, and how to protect your property from abroad.
The charcoal economy represents one of Kenya's most paradoxical development challenges: an industry that sustains the cooking needs of the majority of the population and provides livelihoods for hundr...
Kenya's sand harvesting crisis sits at the intersection of rapid urbanization, environmental degradation, and governance failure, creating a challenge that affects water security, ecological health, i...
Kenya faces environmental challenges that threaten the natural resources upon which its economy, health, and iconic wildlife depend. From the ongoing loss of forest cover to urban air and water pollut...
Land disputes are among the most common and complex legal issues in Kenya, affecting millions of people and billions of shillings worth of property. Whether you are facing a boundary disagreement, suc...
An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a mandatory requirement for most development projects in Kenya, governed by the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA). From real estate developme...
Turn Kenya's waste management challenge into a profitable business — recycling, waste-to-energy, composting, and environmental business opportunities for the diaspora.
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