Once complete, the market that is expected to cost Ksh6 billion is expected to not only provide working space for traders but also create job opportunities to thousands of the county residents.
MoreThe government plans to build the new market on a 3.25 are piece of land located within the Eldoret town centre where the Champions and Sixty Four Retail markets are currently situated.
MoreThe market will serve more than 20,000 people including suppliers and customers and accommodate six thousand traders.
MoreWhile chairing the meeting, the Trade County Executive Committee Member (CECM) Martha Cheruto called on the officers to be efficient noting that performance management is key in service delivery.
MoreUasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii Chelilim said the project will be set up in a 3.25-acre plot where the currently closed Champions Market is located.
MoreThe 'Mangula' area is adjacent to the Eldoret Retail Market that was recently closed following a clash between a section of traders and enforcement officers.
MoreThe market was closed about two weeks ago following the chaos that was witnessed in Eldoret town when a section of traders clashed with county enforcement officers and the police.
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