Shemido Metal Works: A Promising Player in Kitui’s Metal Industry
In a bid to shed light on the thriving micro and small enterprises (MSEs) sector in Kitui County, the Micro and Small Enterprise Authority (MSEA) recently paid a visit to Faith Mwanzia, the enterprising proprietor of Shemido Metal Works. Situated within the bustling streets of Kitui town, Kitui Central, Shemido Metal Works stands as a beacon of innovation and craftsmanship in the local metal industry.
As a proud member of the Kitui Urban Jua Kali Association, Faith Mwanzia’s metal workshop has garnered recognition for its dedication to quality and precision. During the visit, MSEA representatives acquainted Mwanzia with the agency’s pivotal role in promoting and supporting MSEs across the region. Moreover, they highlighted upcoming opportunities in various government initiatives, including the affordable housing project, KJET, and NYOTA program.
In response to MSEA’s outreach, Faith Mwanzia expressed enthusiasm for the prospect of collaboration and growth. Recognizing the potential synergies between Shemido Metal Works and government projects, Mwanzia pledged her commitment to leverage these opportunities for the benefit of her business and the community at large.
Looking ahead, MSEA reiterated its commitment to fostering partnerships with MSEs like Shemido Metal Works. Through initiatives focused on capacity building, apprenticeship programs, and subcontracting opportunities, MSEA aims to empower local entrepreneurs and contribute to the socio-economic development of Kitui County.
With Shemido Metal Works poised to play a pivotal role in Kitui’s metalworking landscape, the future shines bright for Faith Mwanzia and her team. As they continue to hone their craft and embrace new opportunities, their journey exemplifies the resilience and ingenuity of MSEs in Kenya’s vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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