In a momentous declaration, President William Ruto has revealed that his brainchild, the Affordable Housing Project, is making remarkable strides, with a staggering 70,000 housing units currently in the advanced stages of construction nationwide.
This ambitious endeavor not only addresses the pressing housing needs of the burgeoning urban low-income demographic but also promises substantial employment opportunities for Kenya’s struggling youth and enterprising individuals.
President Ruto shared this promising update on a pivotal Tuesday, underscoring his unwavering commitment to the Kenya Kwanza mega project, which stands poised to usher in gainful employment for millions of Kenyan youths.
Speaking passionately in Mukuru, Nairobi, the President personally assessed the remarkable progress of the Mukuru Met Social Housing Project, a remarkable initiative that aims to provide 14,000 housing units.
Accompanying the President on this auspicious occasion was Charles Hinga, the Principal Secretary of the State Department for Housing and Urban Development, along with other prominent leaders. Their presence underscored the government’s collective dedication to realizing this visionary housing project.
The significance of this revelation cannot be overstated, especially as the current administration sets its sights on the formidable task of constructing a minimum of 250,000 houses annually for the next five years.
If successful, this endeavor could transform the lives of over six million Kenyans who currently reside in informal settlements, offering them the prospect of decent and affordable housing—a monumental stride towards a more prosperous future for all.
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