Bondeni and Kivumbini areas in Nakuru are synonymous with criminal gangs, poor housing and flooding. However, this is about to change following a Sh2 billion affordable housing project initiated by the National government. The housing project will further extend to informal settlements in Manyani and Kanyon. A political analysts and human rights activist, Joseph Omondi says the affordable housing project by the State Department of Housing and Urban Development in Bondeni will play a major role in reducing crime. He noted that the nearby Jua Kali sector at Barma will be among the small and medium enterprises in Nakuru whose economic status will be improved by the housing project.

Source: The Star May 30, 2021 19:12 UTC