Date: 18th - 29th September 2014
Time: 6pm
Venue: Kuona Trust Gallery
Performance by Artist Kevo Stero of Maasai Mbili Art Studio
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Kevo Stero's Nyumba Kumi Exhibition @ Kuona Trust
Date: 18th - 29th September 2014
Time: 6pm
Venue: Kuona Trust Gallery
Performance by Artist Kevo Stero of Maasai Mbili Art Studio
Thursday, September 4, 2014
World Religions- Universal Peace- Global Ethic Exhibitions
Dates: September. 1 – October 31, 2014
Launch Date: September 11, 2014 - Time: 4.30 pm
Venue: Temporary Exhibition Hall - Nairobi National Museum
Entry: Museum Rates Apply
Ecumenical Centre For Justice and Peace in collaboration with World Religions- Universal Peace- Global Ethic present a special exhibition feature on sacred African art collections.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
The Art Fair @ Paa Ya Paa Centre
Date: August 30, 2014
Venue: Paa ya Paa art centre, Ridgeways off Kiambu Road
Time: 10.00 am – 6 pm
Entry: Free
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Property Investors Push for Incentives to Spur County Living and Investment
-Press Release
24/6/13: Major property investors are taking confidence that Kenya’s new government will come up with policies that will unlock the full potential of the real estate in the counties.
Citing the government manifesto to devolve the responsibility of housing to counties, the property investors now want the government to come up with a policy that will set forth release of idle land to ease development of county housing in the wake of the new dispensation.
Ark Consultant’s Director Reginald Okumu revealed that approximately 70 percent of land in the country belongs to the government with religious and non-governmental institutions holding close to 15 percent posing a land hurdle for investors with an eye in investing in the counties.
“With the expected opening up of the counties, there is clearly going to be huge demand for housing in the counties for offices, house for staff taking up jobs in the counties and residential houses for Kenyans who view the county as the next investment hub,” said Okumu.
And added: “Lack of land for development will limit this growth of real estate in the county If nothing is done.
He was speaking at the official closing of the four-day 11th Property and Home Living Expo 2013, at the Sarit Centre. The exhibition focused on real estate opportunities and development in counties attracted county governments and property investors showcasing investment opportunities.
Jawad Jaffer, the exhibition organizer reiterated saying the greatest challenge property investors experience in county investment is lack of enough land for construction, a factor attributable to the continued high cost of housing.
“For a 300,000 national housing units demand to be met with a supply of 50,000 units, you expect land resource to shoot up. The government has the answer to the housing problem by availing land and other incentives to the market,” he said.
24/6/13: Major property investors are taking confidence that Kenya’s new government will come up with policies that will unlock the full potential of the real estate in the counties.
Citing the government manifesto to devolve the responsibility of housing to counties, the property investors now want the government to come up with a policy that will set forth release of idle land to ease development of county housing in the wake of the new dispensation.
Ark Consultant’s Director Reginald Okumu revealed that approximately 70 percent of land in the country belongs to the government with religious and non-governmental institutions holding close to 15 percent posing a land hurdle for investors with an eye in investing in the counties.
“With the expected opening up of the counties, there is clearly going to be huge demand for housing in the counties for offices, house for staff taking up jobs in the counties and residential houses for Kenyans who view the county as the next investment hub,” said Okumu.
And added: “Lack of land for development will limit this growth of real estate in the county If nothing is done.
He was speaking at the official closing of the four-day 11th Property and Home Living Expo 2013, at the Sarit Centre. The exhibition focused on real estate opportunities and development in counties attracted county governments and property investors showcasing investment opportunities.
Jawad Jaffer, the exhibition organizer reiterated saying the greatest challenge property investors experience in county investment is lack of enough land for construction, a factor attributable to the continued high cost of housing.
“For a 300,000 national housing units demand to be met with a supply of 50,000 units, you expect land resource to shoot up. The government has the answer to the housing problem by availing land and other incentives to the market,” he said.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Architectures Exhibitions, Till July 7th
Sunday, April 28, 2013
16th Autoexpo Africa 2013 Starts Monday
The largest automobiles, spares and accessories exhibition in the region is here with exhibitors from 25 countries and visitors from 12 African countries expected.
Venue: Kenyatta International Conference Center(KICC), Nairobi
For 15 years, Autoexpo Africa has been chosen by the global manufacturers and exporters as the precise platform to enter the market of the millennium; Africa.
Autoexpo is supported by Kenya National Chambers of Commerce and Industry, MANTRADE, African Business Development Association among others.
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