Kenya picks PwC as transaction advisers for Sh50b Bomas complex

Commerce and Tourism PS Ibrahim Mohamed (centre), Bomas of Kenya General Manager Quresh Ahmed (left) and PwC Country Director Almasi Timor during the signing of a contract for transaction advisory services for the proposed Bomas International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

NAIROBI: The Government has appointed audit firm PriceWaterHouse Coopers (PwC) as transaction advisers for the construction of the multi-billion Bomas International Convention Centre.

The facility, which is estimated to cost about Sh50 billion, is expected to be Africa’s largest. It is anticipated that the centre will add impetus to the country’s efforts to boost conference tourism in the region.