Maungu Hold Groundbreaking Ceremony for Plaza
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Construction of the Maungu Plaza in Voi was officially launched with a monumental ground-breaking ceremony on 31st July.
Shareholders of Maungu Conservancy gathered to witness the groundbreaking ceremony of the ambitious housing project set to diversify their income streams.
With a robust membership base of 3,000, primarily drawn from the greater Mbololo region, the community’s support is a testament to the project’s promise and potential.
Situated within Voi Central Business District, the multi-storey plaza will consist of rental stalls, conferencing, workshop and stay facilities, and office rooms. It will also house Maungu Conservancy’s satellite offices, away from the wild.
The iconic plaza is a bold step towards achieving sustainable growth as a result of environmental stewardship.
The plaza is suitable for all traders: from high-end businesses to small enterprise stalls. This is thanks to its ease of access from the Nairobi-Mombasa highway, connected by a well tarmacked road network.
The plaza will provide housing solutions for the local community while diversifying the income streams of Maungu Conservancy.
Felix Rono,
Maungu Manager
Historically, the mainstay of Maungu Conservancy and other member conservancies in the Taita Taveta region has been livestock production, a practice that has sustained many families over the years.
In recent times, enhanced conservation efforts have introduced carbon credits as a significant secondary income stream.
Now, with the introduction of real estate, Maungu Conservancy is leading others to a path of economic resilience and sustainable growth.
As the first spade of earth is turned, it signifies more than just the start of construction.
It embodies a collective dream of progress, sustainability, and economic diversification.
Maungu Plaza is set to become a landmark in Voi, providing housing solutions while contributing to the conservancy’s overarching goals.
Key Takeaways
- A multi-storey iconic apartment build within Voi Central Business District
- It consists of rental stalls, conferencing, workshop, stay and office rooms
- It also houses Maungu conservancy satellite offices, away from the wild
- The building is easily accessible courtesy of the area having a well connected tarmac network
Additional reporting courtesy of TTWCA’s Communication Team.
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