Govt issues update on Ruring’u housing project in Nyeri
The Government has provided an update on the progress of the Ruring’u Affordable Housing Project in Nyeri, with construction now 69.5 per cent complete. The project, which is being implemented in Ruring’u Ward, Nyeri Town Constituency, comprises four residential blocks with a total of 480 housing units. According to Gerald Kariuki, Project Clerk of Works […]
The Kenyan government has provided an update on the Ruring’u Affordable Housing Project in Nyeri, revealing that construction is now 69.5 percent complete. This development, situated in Ruring’u Ward, Nyeri Town Constituency, includes four residential blocks housing 480 units. Of these, 100 are social housing units, 228 are affordable housing units, and 152 are market-rate units.
The project, which is 92 percent complete in terms of timeline, is currently employing between 250 and 300 workers, including locals. Among them is Julietta Mumbi, a Nyeri National Polytechnic graduate who has gained valuable experience as a skilled steel-fixing artisan during her one-year-nine-month tenure. The project also encompasses a primary school, four commercial blocks with 32 shops, and various social and recreational facilities.
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