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“We are allowing the jua kali sector to participate in the construction of houses for the affordable housing programme,” said Mr Hinga during the opening of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Jua Kali Sensitisation Programme and launch of the Jua Kali Production Manual in Nairobi. “The jua kali sector is a big contributor to employment and a key enabler of the manufacturing sector. We are keen to upskill them to enable them contribute to this national development project while supporting their growth.” Hinga implored players in the informal sector to form associations and register to participate in the tendering process.For More of This and Other Stories, Grab Your Copy of the Standard Newspaper.
“Our people know how to make doors and windows; we are giving them access to the market to enable them to build their country and to also create employment,” he said. Put in orderSEE ALSO :There’s no place to call home for tenants of Kisumu oldest estate
The ministry in partnership with the State Department for Industrialisation, State Department of Cooperatives, National Construction Authority, Kenya Bureau of Standards, the National Industrial Training Authority, among other entities, will form a network that will facilitate the manufacture and supply of the said items. Jua Kali Association National Chairman Richard Muteti said the sector must put its house in order to benefit from State tenders.Do not miss out on the latest news. Join the Standard Digital Telegram channel HERE.



