kenyaengineer


A Definitive Publication of Engineers in
East Africa and Beyond

Follow us on:   
  • nuclear

    A team of eleven Kenyans has been sent to Korea to ...
    Readmore
  • samsang academy
    Samsung saw to the graduation of 200 engineers from ...
    Readmore
  • windpower

    The Board of Directors of the African Development ...
    Readmore
  • nanoscale

    A Harvard University-led team of researchers has ...
    Readmore

Today In Engineering

Telkom Kenya is demanding a share of the revenues Google make from sending internet traffic through its networks in the country.The telecom firm said Google ought to contribute to the maintenance of the networks on which large portions of its traffic are transmitted to internet users.“Google has to pay us. You can’t use the Orange network — which is like a highway for Google — without paying a fee to us to maintain the network,” Telkom Kenya chief executive Mickael Ghossein said.

 

Top Projects

Kenya’s techno city -Konza City

The president on 23rd January presided over the groundbreaking ceremony of Kenya’s first technol...

More detail
Is Infrastructure budget the solution for economic growth?

By Edna Kivuva The Engineers have a reason to smile in the Financial Year (FY) 2012 to 2013 budget...

More detail
Nutrip: The Elevated Highway

Nairobi will in the next four years have a different transport experience after the elevated highw...

More detail

Upcoming event

Newsletter



Kenya Engineer Tweets

KENYA ENGINEER Members of Parliament file a motion to end monopoly of Kenya Power~ End of monopoly will foster competition and improve efficiency
Thursday, 23 May 2013 05:41
KENYA ENGINEER The communications regulator has broken a promise to award a third digital signal distribution licence to local... http://t.co/VAWonvHLct
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 05:13

External Links