Former African union head Ambassador Erustus j.o Mwencha African union leader visited GTC this morning with him was being accompanied Chinese embassy staff and GTC CEO Mr Gong Yu Xian and staff. The former head of African union appreciated the project due to its magnitude and the contribution the project has made towards the growth

Chinese company Avic International on Wednesday launched its Sh40 billion Global Trade Centre in Nairobi. The trade centre in Westlands hosts three new complex towers as well as sports and hospitality facilities. Baptised the Dream City, GTC boasts of a 32-storey 5-Star hotel, 42-storey tower for offices, and another 32-storey serviced apartments tower. “GTC represents

The Global Trade Centre (GTC), East Africa’s first landmark city complex, will redefine Nairobi’s skyline with its unparalleled building heights, presenting “a dream city and community” to the country. The 47-storey mixed use building by Chinese state-owned aerospace and defence company, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC International), is expected to cost up Ksh 40