Boost to local economy as tarmacking of key roads surges in Tharaka Nithi

Property dealers and other players in the commerce industry in Tharaka Nithi are beaming with hope as upgrading to bitumen standards of key roads is set to open up the region to investors. Citing the recently completed tarmacking of Chuka-Kathwana Road and the ongoing constructio..

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The tarmacking of key roads in Tharaka Nithi is boosting the local economy, attracting investors and driving up property values.

The completion of the Chuka-Kathwana Road and ongoing construction near Chuka Technical and Vocational College are highlighted.
Property dealer Eustas Mwambia notes a significant rise in land rates and increased sales due to the infrastructure development.
The projects, supported by the President William Ruto administration, are seen as crucial for grassroots economic growth, including the reconstruction of Nithi Bridge.

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