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| A.M. Ventures EOI Approved |
The Government has approved the construction of a 2.2 megawatts hydroelectric power generation plant on River Kapkateny on the slopes of Mt Elgon in Bungoma County.
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| A.M. Ventures, Ltd. is a holding company registered in the Republic of Kenya with its corporate headquarters in Nairobi. Through various subsidiaries, the company invests in diverse sectors of the Kenyan economy with a view to harnessing the potential of the economy for the betterment of Kenyans by offering them essential goods and services, as well as employment and investment opportunities. Currently, the company’s main focus is on energy generation, agriculture, education, construction and environment. |
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Energy will be vital in the economic development of Kenya. The government’s massive rural electrification program combined with its ambitious long term development blueprint, Vision 2030, will exponentially increase demand for energy in the country, and A.M. Ventures has positioned itself to be among the key private energy generators in the country under the government’s national feed-in tariff program. |
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Food security is critical for any country. A.M. Ventures has embarked on large scale commercial farming to contribute to the country’s food security. |
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As education is essential to development, the company also intends to provide education opportunities to academically-promising children whose families may not be able to afford the high cost of a good education. |
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The new Kenyan devolved system of government provides great opportunities for infrastructural development at the county level. A.M. Ventures will partner with various counties to develop, upgrade and maintain their infrastructure. |
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Environmentally, the company is also engaged in commercial cultivation of fast maturing trees as its contribution to the preservation of the country’s indigenous trees and water catchment areas. |
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A.M. Ventures believes that economic prosperity and improved standard of living for all Kenyans will contribute to the development of a robust and sustainable democratic tradition. A lack of economic prosperity reduces the electorate to mere survival, focusing on the search for basic needs like food, shelter and healthcare. This means that participation in the democratic process is curtailed as people auction their democratic rights, such as voting, for basic daily survival. They care little about who is elected, how they are elected or the kind of government system, just as long as a leader can provide some of their basic needs, corruptly, unethically or otherwise. |
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