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.

Logistic firm to build a KSh354.25 million LPG storage facility in Kipevu

Apr 8, 2025 by Kenneth Mwenda

Logistics firm to build cooking gas storage plant in Kipevu

Focus Container Freight Station Limited, a logistics firm associated with Mombasa businessman Faisal Abass, is planning to invest KSh354.25 million in developing a new liquefied … Read more

President Samia Suluhu Hassan opens Tanzania Judiciary headquarters

Apr 7, 2025 by Kenneth Mwenda

New Tanzania Judiciary headquarters in Dodoma

President Samia Suluhu Hassan officially opened the new Tanzania Judiciary headquarters in Dodoma on Saturday, April 5, 2025. The impressive nine-storey facility, built in the … Read more

Implenia and HOCHTIEF win Tunnel Ostbahnhof contract for Munich S-Bahn project

Apr 5, 2025 by Kenneth Mwenda

Ostbahnhof tunnel

Deutsche Bahn has awarded the Tunnel Ostbahnhof contract to a joint venture between Implenia and HOCHTIEF. Each company holds a 50% share in the venture. … Read more

Luton Airport expansion gets green light despite climate concerns

Apr 4, 2025 by Kenneth Mwenda

Luton Airport hopes to nearly double its passengers to 32 million a year by 2043 after the UK government approved its expansion plans. The project … Read more

Thwake Dam completion expected by December 2025

Apr 2, 2025 by Kenneth Mwenda

Thwake Dam

Water and Sanitation Principal Secretary Julius Korir confirmed that the Thwake Dam completion is expected by December 2025. Once operational, the dam will benefit nearly … Read more

Mombasa port to expand with $122 million (Sh15.7 billion) upgrade

Apr 1, 2025 by Kenneth Mwenda

The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is investing $122.030 million (Sh15.7 billion) to upgrade the Port of Mombasa, aiming to handle medium-sized container ships and increase its … Read more

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