The new Kibabo is in the style of a mini-market and is the fifth store of its kind established in that urbanization.
The ribbon was cut by the hands of Mortal Marta, administrator of the district, who took the opportunity to leave an incentive to national and foreign businessmen: to bet on that area, with the aim of helping to promote employment.
Cited by Angop, the administrator considered that the investment will help boost commercial activity, aiming to increase the offer of employment and income, as well as improve the living conditions of the population.
According to Angop, in a decade, the Kibabo group reached more than 2000 workers, and with the opening of this new store – which employs 25 young people – the total number of employees to 2875.
The group's intentions, which celebrate a decade of existence this year, include opening 40 stores and hiring more than 2000 people in the capital, with the intention of expanding to other areas of the country, writes Angop.
