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President William Ruto issued licences to companies that will invest a total of KSh30 billion in the Naivasha Special Economic Zone. According to Investments, Trade & Industry Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano, the investments will create more than 3,000 jobs and attract an investment of Ksh 30 billion.
“Companies in the Naivasha special economic zone will create more than 3000 jobs.” CS Rebecca Miano
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