Will Kenya combat climate change through the building sector?

Many Buildings have been upcoming in Nairobi, but changing the face of Westlands and Upperhil, which initially had one story apartments and masionate for residential to Commericial buildings like this Dunhil Towers along Waiyaki way is bringing a whole new face to the areas. [Phillip Orwa, Standard]

Elizabeth Chege, an engineer and chairperson of Kenya Green Building Society, thrives in challenging situations. She beat all odds to attain two master’s degrees in engineering and a holder of a private pilot’s license.

Years later, she had to make the tough choice between pursuing a flying career and engineering. The latter won.