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State plans to spend Sh1b to refurbish presidential residences

President Uhuru welcomes UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres to State House Nairobi. (Photo Moses Omusula/Standard)

The government plans to spend close to Sh1 billion on State Houses and Lodges across the country.

The State plans to construct a perimeter wall at Nakuru State House at a cost of Sh200 million, refurbish buildings at Nairobi State House (Sh43 million) and Mombasa State House (Sh10 million), and construct a perimeter wall around Eldoret State Lodge (Sh18 million) in the 2017/2018 financial year.

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