KARIBU TENA KILIFI PRESIDENT RUTO!

President Ruto is expected to launch three key Affordable Housing Projects at the CoastThe initiatives, spearheaded by the Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing, and Urban Development, will be established in Mokowe (Lamu), Tezo (Kilifi), and Voi (Taita Taveta

The Tezo Affordable Housing Project will be the largest of the three, with 1,000 units planned on a five-acre site.

The project estimated at Ksh. 2.5 billion is projected to inject over Ksh 1 billion into the local economy and provide steady employment for over 200 workers during construction.

The development is expected to create new opportunities for local businesses and suppliers, driving demand for construction materials such as sand, cement, and ballast, as well as benefiting food vendors and other service providers near the site.

200 workers are expected to be employed through the project daily, including skilled professionals and general construction workers

The government also plans to integrate the local Jua Kali artisans in collaboration with TVET colleges, NCA, and NITA.

Also in this visit, the President will launch the Kenya Off-Grid Solar Access Project (KOSAP) in Mariakani, Kaloleni Sub County

Confirming his visit through his X handle is Kilifi Governor Gideon Mung’aro:

“I held a consultative meeting with some leaders from Kilifi County in preparation for the upcoming visit of H.E President William Samoei Ruto for his scheduled State development tour this Wednesday.The president will officially open the Sabaki Power Station in Magarini Sub County, oversee the inauguration of the affordable housing project at Tezo Ward in Kilifi North Sub County, and launch the Kenya Off-Grid Solar Access Project (KOSAP) in Mariakani, Kaloleni Sub County.The leadership of Kilifi County is enthusiastic about welcoming the Head of State and is eager to ensure a productive visit focused on improving the well-being of the people of Kilifi through initiatives that will create employment opportunities and stimulate economic growth.” Mung’aro