Nairobi, Kenya
The origins of a regulatory body for the construction industry begin as far back as post-independence Kenya. African contractors wanted the establishment of a state agency that would agitate for their rights and protect their interests in an industry that was dominated by British and Indian contractors. This eventually led to the National Construction Corporation Bill in 1972 that sought to register NCA’s predecessor, National Construction Corporation (NCC), as a parastatal. The NCC’s main functions were to build capacity in the industry through training and to provide financial assistance to the contractors to enable them to properly establish themselves.
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