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Why Kenya?

Kenya is the preferred entry point to Sub-Saharan Africa for international brands and investors.
Africa is the fastest-growing continent. Fuelling the growth is a young, rapidly urbanising population and a rising middle class.

Sub-Saharan Africa will account for more than half of global population growth over the next two decades, with over 70% of this attributed to the rise in the working-age population on the continent and many young Africans are embracing entrepreneurship, innovation and digital transformation.

Top 10 largest and most competitive markets in Sub-Saharan Africa.

With a consistently growing GDP and a robust private sector, Kenya is among the top 10 largest and most competitive markets in Sub-Saharan Africa.

GDP: USD 110 billion. Growing at an average of 5% from 2004 until 2022
Population: 54 million. Nairobi’s population has more than doubled over the last 15 years, reaching 4.4 million and expected to reach almost 7 million by 2030
Politically and economically, Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, is one of Africa’s most significant and influential cities.

Nairobi is a vital commercial and financial hub, home to the regional headquarters of various major international companies and organisations, including the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the United Nations Office at Nairobi, which serves as the UN’s main regional coordination office for Africa and the Middle East.

Nairobi’s vibrant technology community is already known as the “Silicon Savannah,” and the Kenyan government is committed to establishing Nairobi as the premier destination for tech sector investment and innovation in Africa.

  • Kenya is the most stable democracy in East and much of continental Sub-Saharan Africa.
  • Kenya is the gateway to the East Africa market of almost 500 million consumers.
  • Kenya is the regional logistics hub, the leading finance hub and the preferred destination for foreign investors, venture capitalists and international company headquarters for their African operations.
  • Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is the busiest airport in East Africa, served by 40 passenger airlines and 35 cargo carriers, including DHL and FedEx.
  • Kenya in recent years has built some amazing infrastructure.
  • Kenya generates 90% of its energy from renewable sources.

Kenya is well regarded for its political stability and ease of doing business, recognised by a plethora of global ranking institution reports.

  • #9 – World Economic Forum Competitiveness Index (141 countries) in Africa and #95 globally
  • #0 – Most innovative African nation
  • #56 – World Bank Ease of Doing Business (2020)
  • #27 – Growth of Innovative Companies
  • #51 – Adaptability to Digital Business Models
  • #1 – Expat City Ranking 2022 in Africa and 9th Globally

Kenya is uniquely placed to be a services sector hub for the continent, aiming to serve a market of 1.4 billion people with a combined GDP of USD 3.4 trillion reinforced by the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) pact.

  • Strategic Location, Highly Connected.
    Kenya’s location makes it a gateway to East and Central Africa and has vast connections with neighbouring and other African countries via sea, road and air making it easy to access the Eastern, Central and Southern Africa Markets.
  • Established Hub and Fast Pace Development.
    Kenya is the regional leader in East Africa, a region that has consistently been cited as the fastest growing region in Africa
  • Highly Educated, Skilled and Competitive Talent.
    A high percentage of the Kenyan population comprises of highly educated and skilled professionals.

Why Two Rivers?

The Two Rivers urban node is a 106-acre master-planned multi-use development positioned to be a regional hub for business, leisure, and stay, providing a world-class experience to residents and visitors alike.

The total Two Rivers urban node has an approved mixed-use master plan that includes all relevant embedded approvals, licenses, studies, and audit requirements as per Kenyan law

Spanning 64 acres, Two Rivers International Finance & Innovation Centre has a further development bulk area of 1.2 Million square meters. According to each enterprise’s needs, we select the right plot for development according to pre-defined master plan plot specifications.

Two Rivers is located in the heart of one of the most valuable residential and commercial areas in Nairobi, giving easy access to skilled human capital markets and lifestyle amenities.
The site lies in the diplomatic blue zone, with affluent neighbourhoods within a 10-kilometer radius, including: Runda, Rossyln, Gigiri, Kitisuru, Kyuna, Muthaiga, Nyari, Peponi, Westlands, Highridge, US Embassy, the United Nations Headquarters, other country embassies, and many international schools, all within a 10-minute driving distance.

The development is well linked to a wider catchment area within the Nairobi Metropolitan Region and is only 30 minutes away from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

The Western Bypass connects the Northern side adjacent to the development with the Southern Bypass at Gitaru. This road has created a link between Two Rivers and key market hubs in Lavington, Karen, and Westlands.