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China’s Wu Yi to hire 800 locals for Athi River base

Wu Yi Plaza in Nairobi. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU | FILE

Chinese conglomerate China Wu Yi is set to employ 800 Kenyans at its Sh10 billion housing materials complex set for completion in March.

Construction of the base, which sits on 29.6 acres in Athi River, commenced in September 2016. It is part of China’s “Belt and Road” policy prioritising infrastructure and industrial projects.

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