The urban future of Uasin Gishu County is rapidly taking shape as the Kapsuswa Affordable Housing Project hits 82% completion. This ambitious development is a flagship of President William Samoei Ruto’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), aimed at promoting inclusive growth through accessible housing and community upliftment.
Strategic location in Eldoret city
Situated in Soy Constituency within the newly conferred Eldoret City, the project is a timely response to the housing shortage in the region. With 220 housing units under construction, it is set to significantly ease residential pressure and support urban expansion.
A diverse housing portfolio
The development offers a broad range of units to suit different income levels and family sizes:
60 Studio Apartments
40 One-Bedroom Units
100 Two-Bedroom Apartments
20 Three-Bedroom Homes
Currently, 220 workers are on-site, focusing on civil works and applying finishing touches across nine residential blocks.
Government Endorsement and Vision
According to interior Principal secretary Dr Raymond Omollo the establishment is a new picture and real definition of urban life . Also noting it’s part of the bottom up transformation agenda.
“This development is empowering communities and redefining urban living, It is a beacon of the BETA vision in action—transforming lives from the grassroots,”— Dr. Omollo said.
Economic impacts and future growth
Beyond housing, the Kapsuswa project is expected to ignite growth across sectors including real estate, retail, and service industries. It will create both short-term employment during construction and long-term economic opportunities through increased demand for infrastructure and services.
A model for Urban progress
As the completion date approaches, anticipation among residents and stakeholders is rising. More than just a housing development, Kapsuswa is a model of sustainable urban planning, economic empowerment, and community-driven growth.
Affordable housing in Uasin Gishu empowers residents by providing secure homes, creating jobs, and boosting local businesses. The 82% complete Kapsuswa project drives economic growth, improves infrastructure, and enhances living standards. This transformative development fuels social stability and attracts investment, accelerating the county’s sustainable urban progress.
