Very nice!
Where is the exact location of this place, brother?

Updates:
✅Purpose of meeting is to conduct the Environmental Impact Assesment. Report developed and submitted to Nema for approval and issuance of a EIA license.
✅Phase 1 of project is 5km 4km Nazarene to Tuala and 1km Mayor road.
✅KURA responsible for the project.
✅5km road design is underway. From Mana bible to Nazarene is recarpetting. Nazarene to Tuala full road construction.
✅Road will be 7m wide and a walk path and drainage.
✅Procurement team finalizing on assessing bids of the company to undertake the job.
✅The project will take 12 months to be implemented.
✅Kura will instruct the contractor to offer job opportunities to local youth based on their skillset.
✅Plan for safety will be put in place such as traffic diversion, managing dust, safety of machines and road users.
✅The 5km project is phase I of the 25km KURA intends to construct. We'll find out the specifics of the remaining 20km. The next phase is yet to be identified

When I started investing in Jewel in the Crown many moons ago, I never in my lifetime imagined I would get to say this. But Jewel in the Crown DC is getting to be as posh as middle to upper class Nairobi core and I am not exaggerating. Jana decided to take a brief tour down Namanga road past Yukos all the way to Acacia feeder road junction

--I was BLOWN AWAY by all the new biasharas, eateries, clubs, supermarkets and other middle class amenities that have emerged in the past few months even in the midst of the covid plandemic (yep correct spelling)
--Acacia feeder road Ola petrol station area is a whole new world. Has a posh steakhouse, chemists, a lounge and many more new (to me) biasharas there. There was a huge middle class crowd there in their sparkling machines ..appaently that pub has become very popular.
--The posh roadside pubs, restaurants and bars are all full to the brim. Bistrol Lounge, Halcyon, Pavilion, the works. V8's and the smell of moolah all around. I am willing to bet my bottom shilling that almost all of the owners of these machines are Jewel in the Crown homeowners
--Pavilion was ridiculously packed with leggy lithe young ladies shaking their bodies twi twi twi twi to ear shattering music.
--Supermarkets like Olmarei are really picking up the pieces of the Tuskys collapse. For those of you still looking for business opportunities..there is a huuuge niche opportunity hapa. A local supermarket closer to the posh middle class estates that sell at an affordable price.
--Posh eateries are stealing the thunder from veterans like Yukos Inn. The older ones like Club Ole Timz and Grays Oak and Ireland are now struggling (incredible). The dingy ones will need to shut down and turn into hardware shops (always a winner business in Kite). I said it before...the middle classes in Kitengela are very demanding. Posh up your biashara or ship out. These are young people with discerning tastes and money to match. Choma in a sleepy hotel will not cut it for them any more.
--Homes are expanding into the vast Jewel in the Crown hinterland like weeds. Acacia feeder used to be a dusty outback as recently as last year. Was SHOCKED to find so much build activity going on there and in the surrounds
--What I really LOVE is how most of the biasharas on Namanga rd past "the bridge" (New Valley/Milimani area) are now all getting poshed up in a way I have not seen in any other DC city. May this trend continue forever!

Bottom line I said it years ago and will say it again...DC is the future and Jewel in the Crown is its ground zero. Invest NOW or perish!

Ngong-Suswa new tarmack bikecation for those of you who enjoy such. Loving this new road!

Indeed. The tarmacked section used to be red soil vumbi tupu right from Berra Hotel junction in Ngong! All the maisonettes in that area were coated with a goodly coat of red soil 24/7. Now they are all smiling all the way into their houses and to their bank from investing when everyone said that area was useless bush!

Can't wait as well for that road to be fully tarmacked.

I have also driven to Maroroi and then Saikeri area (off the Ngong-Suswa road a little bit after Kimuka) several times. That road also needs to be tarmacked. You need a really strong SUV to enjoy those areas. Once done I will migrate to that area very fast! It is scenic, serene and red-soil heavy with giant waterpans and hills nearby. In fact let me not say much but that area will definitely the new boom frontier of DC IMHO.