Kenya’s top real estate company – Optiven Group, has been called out for being the best employer in East Africa. At a forum held in the Tanzanian capital Daresalam today, Optiven was singled out for best practices in Human Resource, Employer Branding and outstanding professionalism among several countries from the East African region. The company was
The recent decision by the Anglican Church of Kenya specifically the ACK Diocese of Kajiado will definitely change the landscape of Kajiado Town. Despite being the metropolis of the larger Kajiado County, the town has lagged behind compared to the neighbors. The story of Kitengela’s rise cannot be spoken of in the same breath with
The news of the success of students from Kenya’s Strathmore University School of Law becoming the first African team to win the John H. Jackson Moot Court on World Trade Organization (WTO) Law continues to elicit a lot of excitement on the local scene. Of course our team of students from Strathmore in Madaraka are
The much awaited handover of the first two phases of Victory Gardens was held on Saturday the 25th of May 2019 in Kitengela. Investors with the project were at hand to not only officially receive their project, but to also engage with their neighbors on matters concerning future staying at the project. The handover provided
The world environment day was held on 5th of June 2019. The day which is observed in most parts of the world seeks to reflect on interventions taken on matters environment. In 2019, the focus was on beating air pollution. In Kenya today, the levels of pollution continue to rise amidst increased industrialization, infrastructure development
Africa generates over 70 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually; approximately 20% of this is plastic. According to the World Bank, this is set to double by the year 2025 owing to rapid urbanization and industrialization. Here in Kenya, according to recent statistics by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, we generate an estimated
So the world cake day was celebrated in many parts of the United States on May 7th. The day may not have had a lot of significance in Kenya but it is one of those days that mean something special to the Optiven Family. One of the reasons this is so, is because, at Optiven
Optiven Group, a leading real estate firm that has its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, opened its doors for a Mentorship & Graduate Trainee Program aimed at young Kenyan graduates at the start of 2019. The program’s details are as follows: Recruit young fresh graduates on a 3 months’ rotational training program that will see them
Investors with Optiven Limited’s premier project – Garden of Joy – gathered at the project in Koma on 25th May 2019. This was a title awarding ceremony that provided an opportunity for those who had cleared their payments to acquire the important document – thus cementing their ownership of the property. The event was the
Optiven Group’s CEO George Wachiuri on May 17 2019 joined other top corporate heads at a special dialogue forum between the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) and the European Union Business Council and that was hosted by Kenya’s President H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta at the State House, Nairobi.
