
The project is financed from the university's internal funds and donations.

The government is building 4,120km of roads countrywide.

The plant will have a 40MW installed capacity.

The project has 178 three-bedroom houses and 171 four-bedroom units.

The office block adopts green architecture.

The homes, costing Sh1m for a two-bedroom unit, will be built on 1,000 acres in Athi River.

Asian investors are planning to build a Sh65bn city in Athi River.

Construction of the Tazara Flyover commenced in 2016 and was completed in 29 months.

The museum will be complemented by a rooftop garden with a viewing deck.

Development comprises 81 residential houses, of which 20 were completed in phase one.