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Gateway Real Estate donates Ksh. 4 million to support women in construction
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Real estate developer, Gateway Real Estate Africa (GREA), has handed over a donation of Ksh. 4,328,000 ($40,000) to Buildher Kenya. Buildher, a non-profit operation, was founded in 2018 to equip disadvantaged women in Kenya with accredited construction skills.
Buildher is the only female focused organization registered to sit for the prestigious National Industrial Training Authority exams.
Commenting on the donation, GREA co-founder and CEO, Greg Pearson commented, “We are very proud to be a funder to Buildher and I hope this is the start of a long relationship. The empowerment of women in the construction sector is something we feel very strongly about, as reflected by the large number of females in our senior management team. The excellent work done by Buildher in equipping women with the right professional and life skills not only play a huge role in breaking down gender barriers but supports
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