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Kitengela Mall

 

The building in the image is the
Kitengela Mall, a prominent commercial hub in Kitengela, Kenya. It is located along the Kitengela-Namanga Road in the heart of Kitengela Township, approximately 25 km south of Nairobi. 
Key Details

    Location: Kitengela, Kajiado County, Kenya, on the main Nairobi – Namanga Road.
    Establishment: The mall opened in recent years, with anchor tenant Naivas Supermarket's branch established in 2018.
    Amenities: It is a four-story building featuring a variety of shops, offices, and services, including ample basement parking, 24-hour CCTV surveillance, and modern facilities like lifts and a backup generator.
    Tenants and Services: Notable tenants and services include:
        Anchor Tenant: Naivas Supermarket.
        Dining: Artcaffe Coffee House, Mika, and various food court options.
        Health: Gertrude's Children's Hospital, dental clinics, and pharmacies like Pharma Plus Chemist.
        Government Services: KRA (Kenya Revenue Authority) and NSSF offices.
        Finance: ATMs and various bank branches like ABSA and KCB.
        Retail & Other: Salons, boutiques, a library, a laundry shop, and an arcade with games

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