Kindiki: Water projects will be biggest beneficiaries of National Infrastructure Fund

Deputy President says part of the money will be used to fund at least 50 mega dams...

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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki announced that water projects will be significant beneficiaries of the upcoming National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), which aims to raise Sh5 trillion.

The water sector is expected to receive substantial funding for initiatives including at least 50 mega dams and 200 mid-sized dams.
Key figures involved include Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and President William Ruto.
The NIF will leverage private capital, aiming to mobilize up to Sh10 for every shilling invested, with the goal of enhancing the nation's infrastructure and driving Kenya towards "first world status."

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