A dinosaur theme park is being proposed inside Oloolua Forest, near Ngong, Kajiado County 🦕 The development will cover approximately 7.63 acres and include robotic dinosaur exhibits, elevated nature trails, five eco-cottages, a restaurant, museum and picnic areas. The project has received a special use licence from the Kenya Forest Service, although NEMA environmental approval has not yet been confirmed. Keep up with proposed developments and other major changes happening across Kenya on Plotwise Community. plotwise.co/community

That registration number does not appear in your database of approved projects: nca.go.ke/approved-projects

The tragic incident in Eastleigh, where a multi-storey building under construction collapsed this afternoon, happened along 9th Street: plotwise.co/map?id=31d590e3-… The image on the left is an older Street View capture showing the stalls that previously occupied the plot. The image on the right shows the aftermath of the collapse, including significant damage to the neighbouring building.

The sharp angles aren't necessarily accurate. The line shows the general path of the canal, using data from OpenStreetMap. Some sections may be simplified, so bends and turns can appear sharper than they actually are on the ground. For example, where the canal meets First Parklands Avenue, the map shows a sharp 90-degree turn, but the canal doesn't actually turn at a right angle. maps.app.goo.gl/u1UfGtm2EUxp…

Some of its land will be reclaimed: xitter.cf/nairobi_rivers/status/…

Here's where the demolition is happening. The line indicates roughly where the canal runs through the property.

Worth noting that in the recent Karura PFMP (Participatory Forest Management Plan), KFS maps part of Muthaiga Golf Course within the Karura Forest area, suggesting this is not a new position. But it would be useful to see older survey records showing how the boundary has been mapped over time.

Finding a home online in Kenya should be simple. Somehow, it isn't. plotwise.co/blog/posts/prope…

Any data from 2026? The price index in your article is outdated.