Affordable Housing Project emerges as catalyst for youth skills, economic empowerment
The Affordable Housing Project is fast becoming a story of transformation, where economic empowerment meets skill development...
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The Affordable Housing Project in Kenya is transforming into a dual initiative, fostering both economic empowerment and skill development among the nation's youth.
- Thousands of interns and recent graduates are gaining practical experience and earning a livelihood at construction sites in locations such as Kikuyu, Limuru, and Ngong.
- President William Ruto recently hosted 5,500 graduate interns participating in the program.
- These sites serve as active learning environments where interns from various fields, including engineering, architecture, and quantity surveying, are applying their classroom knowledge to real-world construction demands.
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Govt Announces Nairobi Cleanup, Affordable Housing Skill Program, and Huduma Centre Digital Appointments - February 2026
President William Ruto announced a comprehensive clean-up initiative for Nairobi, commencing on April 1st, to transform the city's waste management system in collaboration with Nairobi County and residents. In another development, the Affordable Housing Project is being highlighted as a dual initiative that fosters both economic empowerment and skill development among Kenya's youth. To improve access to services, Kenyans can now book online appointments for birth and death certificates at Huduma Centres. This digital system allows users to select specific dates and times before visiting, thereby avoiding long queues.
