State begins Nairobi’s industrial mapping to boost economic planning

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NAIROBI, Kenya, May 13 - The government has rolled out a new industrial mapping exercise in Nairobi to modernize the country’s industrial landscape and Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Governor Bii is facing allegations in a scholarship scandal, with victims claiming he supported the project before its collapse. Meanwhile, over 2,900 households in Kwanza Constituency will benefit from a 214 million Kenyan Shillings rural electrification project. President Ruto is hosting various delegations at State House.

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