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Deputy President tours Kiambu County, assesses major infrastructure projects

6 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 21
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki led infrastructure tours in Kiambu County, focusing on economic transformation and rural empowerment. The tour involved assessing the Nyambari Economic Stimulus Programme Market and a regional road network. The market, a modern two-story facility, is 70 percent complete and is expected to accommodate over 120 traders. Kindiki also announced the official commencement of the bitumen laying process on a 15-kilometer road.

From standardmedia.co.ke

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The projects are aimed at uplifting livelihoods through government investment and market establishment. The market includes specialized amenities like cold and dry storage to mitigate agricultural post-harvest losses and features an ICT hub to drive digital commerce. Construction on these facilities has already created over 100 jobs for local workers.

From standardmedia.co.ke

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    The county might benefit from direct infrastructure investment and job creation through government projects.

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