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FeedSpot Ranks CK as One of Kenya’s Top Magazines
The platform ranks #2 for its in-depth coverage of the construction sector.
Construction Kenya has been named one of the country’s top magazines on the internet by FeedSpot, a global platform that ranks media outlets based on quality and influence.
FeedSpot keeps track of more than 415,000 publications across 1,500 different categories, serving as a go-to source for identifying high-performing outlets in various fields.
Securing the number two spot recognises Construction Kenya’s clear and in-depth coverage of the country’s construction industry. Since 2008, the Samscom Media publication has gone beyond the headlines to unpack the meaning behind key developments.
“This acknowledgement reflects the consistent efforts of our editorial team and the trust of our growing readership. We’re grateful for the recognition and inspired to keep delivering impactful content,” said Maina Karanu, Head of Content.
Over the years, CK has prioritised thoughtful, research-driven reporting, choosing depth over the fast-news cycle with stories that explain, inform, and add value for readers.
The platform provides full coverage of mega projects, building design trends, policy changes, technological advancements, green construction, and market forces that shape the building industry.
It offers a monthly print-on-demand magazine, a website updated several times daily, and a weekly newsletter sent to over 15,000 subscribers.
FeedSpot’s recognition affirms the publication’s founding goal: to provide honest, credible, and independent journalism that serves both industry professionals and the wider public.
You can view FeedSpot’s full list of top Kenyan magazines here.
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