Each of the 40 fully furnished houses installed with water and electricity is worth Rwf11 million and were constructed by the district.
The modern homes built from the model of Four in One have around a public market square, health centre, nursery school and a cultural centre.
Beneficiary households were formerly living in cramped rented rooms while others had crumbling homes.
“We are seriously considering ways to strengthen their capacity by offering them capital to initiate their business and make this market place active,” said Vice-mayor for Social Affairs in Kicukiro District, Baingana Emmanuel.
He said the district will also construct a modern henhouse for the village residents to do poultry and urged them to get together into a cooperative.
Most of the largess beneficiaries are older persons.
Beneficiaries asked the district to consider providing them with a public transport line and playgrounds for their children.
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