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How to curb road carnage on our Roads..

How to curb road carnage on our Kenyan Roads - Kenya Engineer By Eng. Jane Mutulili, BSc. Reg. Eng, MIEK? 1.Problem Statement Over 3,000 lives are lost annually to road accidents in Kenya, placing it among the countries with highest rate of accidents globally, despite its low level motorization compared to other developed economies. Worse still, for every deat...

Nairobi’s Streets and Public Spaces Spark a Bright Future with Modern Lighting...

Nairobi’s Streets and Public Spaces Spark a Bright Future with Modern Lighting - Kenya Engineer Street and public lighting is an essential aspect of urban infrastructure that influences safety, aesthetics and the economy of a city.

Essential Tools Every Homeowner Should Have...

Essential Tools Every Homeowner Should Have - Kenya Engineer Whether you’re a new homeowner or have lived in your space for years, having the right tools at your disposal can make all the difference

Smart software monitors student emotions

Smart software monitors student emotions - Kenya Engineer ‘This work is part of a larger effort to develop artificial intelligence software to teach students computer science,’ said Dr Kristy Boyer, an assistant professor of computer science at NC State and co-author of a paper on the work. ‘The program, JavaTutor, will not only respond to what a stu...

Opinion: GM foods are not a miracle formula against food insecurity but cannot be tossed aside as a possible alternative.

Demystifying GMOs: Kenya’s fear of GMOs is unwarranted - Kenya Engineer Every year, the Microsoft-cofounder-turned philanthropist Bill Gates and his wife Melinda Gates publish a letter predicting how they think and hope the world will be in the next 15 years. This year, the report predicted that introducing innovative farming, by 2030 Africa will be able to feed itself....

M-KOPA reaches 5 million customers, unlocking $1.5bn in credit across 5 markets...

M-KOPA reaches 5 million customers, unlocking $1.5bn in credit across 5 markets - Kenya Engineer M-KOPA, a leading emerging market fintech, announced that it has surpassed 5 million customers across Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Ghana and South Africa. Two million of these customers have come onboard in the past 15 months. M-KOPA’s innovative model makes affordable smartphones embedded with financi...

From Urban Centers to Remote Regions: The Growing Need for Surveillance in Africa...

From Urban Centers to Remote Regions: The Growing Need for Surveillance in Africa - Kenya Engineer Africa’s future is moulded by the landmass’s fast urbanization and broad turn of events. This progressive excursion has prompted an expansion in the requirement for observation frameworks all over — from the most active urban communities to the remotest spots. Upgrading security is essential; ...

The important role of zinc in mental health ...

The important role of zinc in mental health - Kenya Engineer The International Zinc Association (IZA) Africa is highlighting the important role of zinc in mental health.

Unlocking a Refill and Reuse Revolution within Kenya’s Food & Beverage Industry...

Unlocking a Refill and Reuse Revolution within Kenya’s Food & Beverage Industry - Kenya Engineer In the city's bustling lifestyle, takeout packaging in the Food & Beverage industry has to be among the most convenient inventions.

Safaricom increases internet speeds for Home and Business Customers...

Safaricom increases internet speeds for Home and Business Customers - Kenya Engineer Safaricom (NSE: SCOM), has increased internet speeds for its home and business customers to meet the growing needs of individual and enterprise customers. For Home fibre, Safaricom has also introduced a new ultra-fast 1000Mbps (Gigabit per second) Platinum plan, at KES 20,000 monthly, making Safaric...

Your Internship Could Be Your Foot in the Door

Your Engineering Internship Could Be Your Foot in the Door - Kenya Engineer While internships may seem like a lot of work for already full-time students, the experience gained may be what sets you apart

Impact of Pollution Control on Blue Economy...

Impact of Pollution Control on Blue Economy - Kenya Engineer Pollution is the presence of matter or energy whose nature, location or quantity alters characteristics or processes of any part of the environment

Safaricom and Mastercard Partner to Expand Remittances and Payment Acceptance to over 636,000 Merchants

Safaricom and Mastercard Partner to Expand Remittances and Payment Acceptance to over 636,000 Merchants - Kenya Engineer Safaricom and Mastercard have signed a partnership to accelerate the adoption of payment acceptance and cross-border remittance services in Kenya.

Engineers owe Kenya a car

Engineers owe Kenya a car - Kenya Engineer He encouraged them to put to use some of their theories to use in building up an automotive industry for Kenya. Build a car.

Warren Buffet: The enduring legacy of a financial genius...

Warren Buffet: The enduring legacy of a financial genius - Kenya Engineer On money matters, it is safe to say that most people don’t know what they are talking about, especially when it comes to investment markets.

Kenya’s second largest cathedral stands tall.

Kenya’s second largest cathedral stands tall in Kericho - Kenya Engineer The Sacred Heart Cathedral was consecrated in the year 2015 after a successful completion of construction and commissioning.

One of the ways to implement welding safety is by conducting a proper training and equipping individuals with competencies in welding.

KEBS launches Welders Certification Scheme in Kenya - Kenya Engineer One of the ways to implement welding safety is by conducting a proper training and equipping individuals with competencies in welding. The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) in a bid to address the challenges limiting the growth of trade and industries in Kenya and improve on welding safety; launched....

malnutrition is “the world’s worst child health crisis,” and climate change is only making it worse ...

Gates Foundation Report Calls for Targeted Global Health Spending to Save Millions of Children from Malnutrition and Disease - Kenya Engineer According to Gates, malnutrition is “the world’s worst child health crisis,” and climate change is only making it worse.

Start-up Blazes Kenya’s Path To Fourth Industrial Revolution

Start-up Blazes Kenya’s Path To Fourth Industrial Revolution - Kenya Engineer An Interview with Dr. Kamau Gachigi, the Executive Director and Founder of Gearbox Limited. As published in the March/April Issue of the Kenya Engineer Magazine. Kenya seeks to embrace industrialization both under Vision 2030 and within the recently underlined Big Four initiative. Yet, not many Keny...

Whether it’s for home automation, entertainment, or personal use, these must-have electronic devices are becoming indispensable in modern homes...

Must-Have Electronic Devices for the Modern Household - Kenya Engineer As technology continues to advance, integrating these must-have electronic devices will ensure that your home remains modern and efficient

This generational shift presents both challenges and opportunities for businesses...

Empowering Gen-Z Entrepreneurs: Strategy for the Next Generation of Leaders - Kenya Engineer Our strategy recognises that the future of corporate leadership will be shaped by the diverse perspectives and ideas that Gen-Z brings to the table.

Bioactive glasses for potential bone cancer treatment...

Bioactive glasses for potential bone cancer treatment - Kenya Engineer Bioactive glass is a filling material which can bond to tissue and improve the strength of bones and teeth and treat cancer

A viable National Addressing System will likely spur economic growth, particularly in regards to e-commerce and small and medium enterprises.

Broadcasting State Power and Kenya’s National Addressing System - Kenya Engineer A viable National Addressing System will likely spur economic growth, particularly in regards to e-commerce and small and medium enterprises

It is no longer disputed that solar and wind power will be the foundation of Africa’s future energy systems.

Flexibility choices could be a fatal blind spot in Africa’s renewable energy transition - Kenya Engineer It is no longer disputed that solar and wind power will be the foundation of Africa’s future energy systems. They are perfectly suited to the continent’s unique conditions and are already the most cost-competitive power option in almost all cases. This consensus spans academia, businesses, and p...