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Urithi Housing Cooperative Society wants piece of housing plan

Urithi Housing Cooperative Society chairman Samuel Maina, deputy director of co-operatives Abigail Taabu and Kinuthia Mbugua in Nakuru on July 30, 2017. [Photo, File]

Housing cooperative societies want the Government to include them in its agenda of providing 500,000 houses by 2022.

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