The kazi mtaani programme rolled out by the government has initiated a final payment strategy for its workers on work done between July 20 – 27th.
Principal Secretary Charles Hinga said the payments will be made by mobile money transfer.
“We are aware of workers whose payments have not gone through due to problems with their lines,” Mr Hinga said.
“Some employees submitted numbers that were not registered on M-Pesa while others did not match with the identification numbers used during registration.”
The ministry has been running the programme in more than 1,000 settlements across the country.
Phase two of the project began on July 13, using the daily-work-for-wages approach.
Under this approach, some 283,210 employees were divided into two groups, working a shift of 11 days each in one month.
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