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Livestock traders and farmers in Kako Waia Ward and surrounding areas have received a major boost with the commissioning of the Kyang’ondu Stockyard.
The facility features two livestock compartments with separate gates, a ticketing and revenue booth, a vaccination crush and a traders’ shed; designed to accommodate between 300 to 400 cattle.
Addressing hundreds of residents during the event, the County Executive Committee Member for Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperative Development, Ms. Joyce Mutua encouraged locals to embrace the project.
Ms. Mutua further highlighted that the stockyard aligns with Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr vision of economic empowerment by creating job opportunities.
Attending the occasion, area Member of County Assembly Hon. Dennis Mutinda commended the Agriculture Department for its ongoing support to farmers and pledged his commitment to furthering agricultural development.
The stockyard is expected to boost livestock trade, generate revenue for the county government and positively impact the local economy.Also in attendance were the Chief Officer Livestock Fisheries and Cooperatives Development, Japheth Kiminza Mutuku along with other national and local officials.
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