Kamulu
Kamulu is a growing town located roughly 40 Kilometers from Nairobi Central Business District, Kenya within Nairobi County, Kasarani Constituency, Ruai Location. It lies on the east side of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport bordering Katani and Githunguri on the South East, Drumvale on the south, Joska to the East, Ruai/Embakasi Ranching on the North West. It is in Ruai Division with a population of 26, 448 people.
Kamulu | |
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  Kamulu Location of Kamulu | |
| Coordinates: 1.252721°S 37.072392°E | |
| Country | Kenya |
| Province | Nairobi |
| County | Nairobi County |
| Sub County | Kasarani |
| Government | |
| • Body | Nairobi City County |
| • County Government | County Assembly |
| • Governor | Benson Mutura (Acting) |
| • Deputy Governor | Vacant |
| • Legislator | Hon. Mercy Gakuya |
| • MCA | John Kamangu Nyumu |
| Time zone | UTC+3 (EAT) |
Local Administration
Kamulu belongs to the Ruai Location which is part and parcel of Kasarani constituency. The area can be accessed through Kangundo Road.
Parts of Kamulu
Some of the key location names in Kamulu include Stage 26, Acacia, Kanisani, Sir Henry Stage , Kingoris, Kamulu Shopping Center ,. The boundary between Nairobi and Machakos county lies on once end of the Kamulu area with the exact point being the Athi River Bridge (Kwa Daraja) just before Joska Town outbound of Nairobi making It an Entry Way Of East Nairobi according to the District & Boundaries Act of 1992.[1]
Notable Landmarks
The region is home to the St. Vincente De Paul Catholic Church, Made In The Streets, Panorama College, , Drumvale Secondary School, Kingoris Grounds Drumvale Primary School, Kamulu Play Park and Ng'undu Primary School. The Nairobi River and Mbagathi River also pass through the peripheries of this area making it a key part of the Athi River Basin.[2]
Kamulu Real Estate
The Kamulu neighborhood remains ones of the most sought-after areas for real estate development in Kasarani Constituency. In 2016, Kamulu was ranked among the fastest growing real-estate areas along Kangundo Road by the .[3] and has experienced rapid construction boom since then, with companies like Denver Group, Banita Real Estate, Fanaka Real Estate, Kamulu Heights and other Kenyan Estate opening branches there.