Kenya’s Tatu City: A private urban oasis sparks controversy • FRANCE 24 English

[Music] Currently, there are 25,000 people who live and work in Tattoo City on a daily bas. basis uh people coming in and in and out as well for jobs. So the development has created a big uh economic boost for Kenya in terms of the investment. [Music] The biggest challenges that come and can come in any emerging market which happened in Kenya uh were a number of attempts to slow down the project uh and extort us. [Music]

Tatu City is a privately built and managed urban development near Nairobi, designed to attract investment and offer modern infrastructure where public services are often lacking. Run by the firm Rendeavour, it hosts 25,000 residents and workers, drawing a large share of Kenya’s foreign investment. But while touted as a model for Africa’s urban future, it has also sparked criticism over transparency, inequality, and ongoing legal and financial controversies.
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21 comments
  1. Kenyan leaders dont invest in Kenyans they only build for foreigners to come and turn Kenyans into prostitutes. Kenya has never had leadership, only tribal thugs. Kenya does not manufacture anything for itself.

  2. As a kenyan they could have build better infrastructure instead, many people don't have electricity and there is no clean water around the country and roads, this is a heaven for less thsn than 1% of the population while the rest live in hell.

  3. Kenyan here speaking TATU CITY is not a private project, Just like KONZA CITY they are part of KENYA vision 2030 projects started by the late President KIBAKI

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