Joel Mairura

Joel Mairura is a reporter covering the construction industry for Construction Review Online. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication and Media from Egerton University, a background that equips him with strong skills in research, storytelling, and content development. His work focuses on delivering well-curated and insightful content to readers, with a particular emphasis on developments across Africa and the Middle East. He consistently highlights key projects, industry trends, and the evolving landscape of construction and infrastructure in these regions. Prior to joining Construction Review Online, he served as an intern at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), where he gained hands-on experience in reporting, newsroom operations, and media production.

Niger Nuclear Energy Project

Sep 29, 2025Jul 29, 2025 by Joel Mairura

Updated September 29, 2025- Niger has revealed its ambitious plans that will foresee the construction a nuclear power plant that will have two 1,000 MW … Read more

Egypt Finally Inks Agreement on its $1.7 Billion Red Sea Petrochemicals Project Near the Suez Canal

Aug 1, 2025Jul 29, 2025 by Joel Mairura

Egypt has finally inked an agreement on the construction of its $1.7 billion Red Sea petrochemicals project near the Suez Canal. The agreement was signed … Read more

The Multi-Million-Dollar Kenya-Tanzania Highway Project Nears Completion

Aug 8, 2025Jul 28, 2025 by Joel Mairura

Kenya’s Interior Principal Secretary, Raymond Omollo, has announced that the Kenya-Tanzania highway project nears completion. Omollo noted that the construction of Lot 1, Phase 1 … Read more

East Anglia THREE Offshore Wind Project, One of the World’s Largest, Now Eyes Commissioning with Financial Close Already Settled

Sep 11, 2025Jul 25, 2025 by Joel Mairura

East Anglia THREE offshore wind project achieved a $6.1 billion financial close in July 2025, which is one of the decade’s biggest offshore wind deals. … Read more

All You Need to Know About Tanzania’s Largest Reserve, Mnazi Bay Gas Field

Oct 29, 2025Jul 24, 2025 by Joel Mairura

Tanzania has inked a memorandum of agreement (MoU) to potentially develop and assess the country’s largest gas reserve, Mnazi bay gas field. The agreement was … Read more

Shell, Equinor Continue Push for Tanzania’s $42bn LNG Deal, Eye End of 2025

Oct 3, 2025Jul 23, 2025 by Joel Mairura

Tanzania is pushing to finalize a $42 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) agreement with major energy partners including Shell and Equinor by the end of … Read more

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