East Africans Redefine Urban Life After Leaving Capital Cities 

East Africans are redefining urban living by relocating from traditional capital cities to emerging secondary cities. These new hubs, such as Eldoret in Kenya, offer a blend of urban amenities and a more relaxed lifestyle. Eldoret, recently elevated to city status, is attracting professionals and entrepreneurs with its growing infrastructure and vibrant community. Similarly, Tatu City, a planned development near Nairobi, provides modern housing and services, appealing to those seeking a balanced life away from the capital’s hustle. This shift reflects a broader trend of decentralization, as individuals seek improved quality of life and economic opportunities outside traditional urban centers.

The EastAfrican