Beyond the rubble: Nairobi’s building collapses are a failure of systemic oversight
The Eastleigh disaster is not an isolated tragedy — it is the predictable consequence of a regulatory system... Read more.
The triple squeeze: how EPRA’s fuel price hike is reshaping the survival equation for the common mwananchi
With petrol above KSh226, diesel near KSh228 and kerosene up a punishing KSh28 in a single month, the... Read more.
Behind the visor: How Nairobi’s ‘Brayo Oyaah’ is redefining Kenya’s road safety culture
A helmeted commuter with a viral greeting is doing more for road safety than most government campaigns. By... Read more.
The non-negotiable jobsite: Why compromising on construction safety costs more than you think
Cutting corners on site safety does not save money — it destroys lives, reputations and balance sheets. By... Read more.
Keter takes IEK helm with a mandate for reform
Harrison Keter’s election as Institution of Engineers of Kenya president — on a record 75% turnout and the... Read more.
School holidays are here: Is your child safe online?
With millions of students suddenly at home and devices filling the gap, parents face an urgent question about... Read more.
Beyond technical: Re-engineering the future for Kenyan graduate engineers
Beyond technical: Re-engineering the future for Kenyan graduate engineers As foreign firms dominate the construction boom, a quiet... Read more.
From rubble to resource: Why Kenya must embrace circular engineering
As the country’s building boom accelerates, engineers face a choice between old habits and a smarter, more sustainable... Read more.
The Silent Builders: Why Engineering Brilliance Needs a Social Megaphone
By David Nyaga Engineering is the invisible scaffolding of modern civilisation. It is a discipline where precision mathematics... Read more.
Breaking frontiers: The engineer building infrastructure and tearing down barriers
From the Kisumu oil jetty to global humanitarian projects, Phostine Wekesa is rewriting what leadership in engineering looks... Read more.