More than 3,200 households in Keiyo South Sub County are set to benefit from expanded electricity access through the implementation of 45 Last Mile Electricity Connectivity Projects, a major rural electrification initiative aimed at accelerating socio-economic development in the area. Valued at Sh286 million, the investment is expected to connect the households to the national…
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