Tanzania, with a population of roughly 60 million and an average real GDP growth rate of +5.5% over the decade 2012-2021, is among the fastest-growing economies in Africa and the world. The value of Tanzania’s GDP at current prices reached USD 75.71 billion in 2022 Please wait while flipbook is loading. For more related info,…
Abstract The present study evaluates the impacts of COVID -19 pandemic on accessibility to land use sites such as work environments, education, shopping centres, recreational and conference facilities among other services in Nairobi City. The study therefore analyses accessibility factors of travel time, length of journey, cost of travel behaviour. The study focuses on periods…
Abstract The evolution of urban transport policy in Nairobi City has followed the four primary land use planning regimes, from the colonial development containment (1948-1973) to the city expansion plan (1973-2000), the use of single issue plans to champion densification and intensification (1979-20022), Thorten (1948), Nairobi City Council (1972) the NUIPLAN (2014) and currently the…
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Unpacking President Ruto's directive reverting port operations back to Mombasa | Part One Unpacking President Ruto's directive reverting port operations back to Mombasa | Part Two
President William Ruto ordered all port operations that had transferred to Nairobi and Naivasha Inland Container Depots (ICDs) to Mombasa, reversing one of the most controversial policies of the Jubilee administration. Immediate former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administration forced traders to use the standard gauge railway (SGR) for guaranteed business in order to repay the Ksh450…
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