Kenneth Mwenda

Kenneth Mwenda is a business and sports writer. He joined Construction Review in February 2019, writing construction news and projects. Kenneth graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce degree (Finance) from The Cooperative University of Kenya. Kenneth completed the AFP course on Digital Investigation Techniques in 2023. In 2024, he also completed several curriculums from Google News Initiatives, including Fighting Misinformation and Advanced Digital Reporting. With an extensive content writing background, he has more than five years of practical experience in the field. He is also a sports writer at Sports Brief.

Herne Bay hydrogen plant to utilise offshore wind farms

Nov 18, 2021 by Kenneth Mwenda

Wood has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with HYGEN Energy to quicken green hydrogen production for decarbonising transportation in the United Kingdom. On the … Read more

Developer set for Western Gate scheme in Northampton

Nov 17, 2021 by Kenneth Mwenda

Vistry Group is getting ready to commence construction on the Western Gate scheme in Northampton which incorporates over 400 homes. The project is located near … Read more

The Likoni Cable Express Project Timeline.

Nov 16, 2021 by Kenneth Mwenda

The Likoni Cable Express is a state-of-the-art multi-gondola cable car system linking both sides of the Likoni channel crossing. The innovative passenger transport project will … Read more

Deansgate Renaissance Hotel site up for redevelopment

Nov 15, 2021 by Kenneth Mwenda

Property Alliance Group and Starwood Capital joint venture has submitted plans for a 27-floor Manchester residential block in Manchester. The project will be located at … Read more

De Zalmhaven Tower project

Nov 13, 2021 by Kenneth Mwenda

De Zalmhaven, also known as Zalmhaven Toren, is a scheme that includes a 215m residential tower in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Dam & Partners Architecten is the … Read more

Rolls-Royce small modular reactors gets UK state backing.

Nov 12, 2021 by Kenneth Mwenda

The UK aero-engine maker, Rolls-Royce and the British taxpayer consortium is jointly pumping £405m for small modular reactors (SMRs) development. The project is part of … Read more