We are also undertaking rehabilitation of 20 markets in Nairobi county to make them more hygienic. Inspected ongoing works at City Market jana. Fees are collected but hardly any is reinvested into these markets thus overtime they’ve decayed. New Pumwani Market in Eastleigh, inspected ongoing works geared towards improving the hygiene of the markets. Paint work ongoing, fixing the ablution blocks including replacement of broken cisterns, fixing drainages and walkways, installing water tank

@dailynation Majority of Kenyans don’t know the many incentives & tax benefits due to them to enable them to become home owners. However, they remain good on paper if we don’t stimulate development of affordable homes. Some of the benefits are; @dailynation 1. Affordable housing relief. You can get of as high as 15% of your gross income subject to a maximum of Sh 108k per annum as a relief (it reduces the actual tax paid) if you are registered & saving towards home ownership under an affordable housing scheme.