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Govt sets 45pc local sourcing target for motorcycle assemblers

Ben Nzangi, commercial director Kibo Africa (third left) with Laikipia Governor Ndiritu Muriithi (in red tie) as Alvin Mageto. Kibo operations director(right) looks on. PHOTO | COURTESY | Sami Khan

By  LABAN CLIFF ONSERIO

Motorbike assemblers have to source 45 per cent of parts used from local manufacturers as the government moves to tackle youth employment.

This was revealed Friday by Dutch motorcycle maker Kibo Africa Ltd when it launched its newest centre in Nanyuki, Laikipia County.

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