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What makes Nairobi the only African city in global investors top five watchlist

Customers enjoying drinks at Westgate mall. The establishment is among shopping and socialising centres in the city frequently visited by the city’s swelling middle class and a growing number of expats working with multinationals. PHOTO | JEFF ANGOTE

Nairobi is on the global watchlist of top five fast modernising cities that are attracting new global business on growing realisation that big companies cannot operate from one sub-Saharan location in South Africa.

The city is also taking off as a hub for global corporations looking to establish an office to cover the East African region, according to Global Cities-The 2016 Report by Knight Frank.

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