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The new business stalls and Juakali sheds will be constructed on 23 acres land recently handed over to the County Government of Kisumu by the national government. ''I have visited the site before its groundbreaking ceremony to be presided over by the President Uhuru Kenyatta soon,'' he said without giving exact time lines. But he disclosed that he was in Juakali to discuss the sector's fortunes and challenges that the project might interact with during the construction period ahead of the planned launch.For More of This and Other Stories, Grab Your Copy of the Standard Newspaper.
''My administration's commitment is to see the success of this project remain resolute,'' the governor said. The completion of the project, he assured traders will provide safe spaces for trading, boost sales, enhance access of services under one roof and increase seller-buyer Interaction.SEE ALSO :Nyong'o nominates 14 new chief officers
So far, more than 800 people occupying the 23 acres of land belonging to Kenya Railways at the proposed Uhuru business park have vacated the premises to pave way for the new market The area has 886 units and the demolitions affected over 10,000 residents, according to the Secretary of the Estates Residents Association Chrispine Obara who was at the site.Do not miss out on the latest news. Join the Standard Digital Telegram channel HERE.



