Nakuru construction workers engaged in affordable housing have voiced their concerns following a recent High Court ruling that declared the housing fund illegal. Expressing their views, one employee highlighted the project as a source of self-reliance for the youth, providing them with a means to support themselves.
Amidst their apprehensions, the workers expressed fears of facing financial difficulties, particularly with the approaching festive season. Parents among the employees stressed the importance of a steady income flow to ensure their children’s education expenses could be met in January.
The workers highlighted the significance of their weekly pay, noting that it has been an improvement for those who were previously unemployed. However, with the uncertainty surrounding the project’s future, they expressed worries about their livelihoods and where they would turn to if the project were to be halted.
The High Court’s ruling on the housing fund has prompted these workers to send a message, emphasizing their reliance on the project for employment and livelihood. Their concerns shed light on the potential impact of the ruling on the workers and their families, underscoring the need for sustainable solutions to address their livelihoods amidst the legal developments.
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