President William Ruto said Wednesday the plan of creating a new generation of homeowners under the Affordable Housing Programme is on course.
He said the goal of the Government is to construct 250,000 houses every year for low income-earners.
Ruto has already commissioned 17, 850 units in Mukuru, Rongai and Kibera to ease the housing burden affecting low-income earners.
He said the Programme also targets the over 6.5 Millions Kenyans living in slums and informal settlements.
Ruto spoke on Wednesday during the ground-breaking ceremony of the Mavoko Affordable Housing Project in Machakos Country.
He said this confirms the government’s strategic focus on expanding access to quality, spacious, clean, safe and secure dwelling places at affordable cost in our country.
“This transformative Plan goes beyond the provision of affordable housing units to presenting opportunities for gainful employment and wealth creation to millions of Kenyans struggling to put food on the table.”
