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The Bungoma county Aggregated Industrial Park at 30 % complete. Pic 2:Industry PS Jumah Mukhwana and Bungoma governor Kenneth Lusaka during a site inspection at the Sang’alo CAIP. [Juliet Omelo/ Standard] The Bungoma County Aggregated Industrial Park (CAIP) is on track for completion by June of this year, Trade and Industrialization Principal Secretary Juma Mukhwana has said. The site was launched in August 2023. During an inspection visit to the park in Sang’alo, PS Mukhwana expressed satisfaction with the project’s progress despite early challenges. “The park is at thirty percent complete, and if the same pace is maintained, we expect it to be completed and running by end of June,” said PS Mukhwana. He noted that the contractor encountered difficulties with the site’s topography, particularly in removing large boulders, which slowed construction during the initial phase. . Keep Reading Mukhwana urges push for lab accreditation to enhance local exports Why KDF will still be back on the streets in case of
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By VNA  February 23, 2025 | 10:05 pm PT A rendered image of Gia Binh airport planned in Bac Ninh Province that borders Hanoi. Photo by Sun Group Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has greenlit the study of the most efficient route linking Gia Binh airport in the northern province of Bac Ninh with the capital city of Hanoi, one that is not only the fastest but also visually appealing and highly effective. Chinh called for taking advantage of the current momentum to save time, effort, and resources, ensuring the 50-km road connecting the airport to downtown Hanoi is completed within two years. This timeline is essential to showcase Vietnam’s image to international partners, attract investment, and boost tourism, he said while chairing a meeting in Hanoi on Sunday, where
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President Donald Trump’s Department of Transportation just dealt a blow to a key federal program that funds the rollout of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the U.S. In a letter to state transportation departments titled “Suspending Approval of State Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment Plans,” the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) notified states that their plans to deploy charging infrastructure under the $5 billion National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program were no longer approved. Under the NEVI program, states need to submit plans to the FHWA ahead of each fiscal year, outlining how they plan to use the funds. During the Biden administration, the FHWA approved the first four (out of five) years of state plans, for fiscal years 2022 through 2025. Although that funding was essentially unlocked by states, not all
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President William Ruto, Nairobi Governor Sakaja Johnson, Dagoreti North MP Beatrice Elachi, and Dagoreti South MP John Kiarie attended the United Pentecostal Church of Kenya in Dagoreti North. During the event, Ruto lauded Nairobi County MCAs for their unwavering support for the Governor and pledged his support to transform the city.[Elvis Ogina/Standard] President William Ruto has praised Nairobi County MCAs for their unwavering support of Governor Sakaja Johnson, highlighting the county’s progress despite a minority of MCAs aligning with the Governor. He specifically acknowledged the bipartisan backing from the majority opposition, Azimio, which has strengthened governance in the city. “Nairobi started a broad-based Government. Let me say, you understood the letter in the envelope. This unity is the way forward, and we will continue to support the county to perform,”