| Published Sun, April 15th 2018 at 22:04, Updated April 15th 2018 at 22:09 GMT +3Governor Wycliffe OparanyaGovernor Wycliffe Oparanya has begun lobbying traders to tap into opportunities offered by next week's devolution conference. He said small-scale businesses should be able to showcase and sell their products to the over 6,000 visitors expected in Kakamega for the four-day event beginning April 23. “We look forward to hosting the conference and hoteliers must offer their best services to make our guests comfortable," he said. Kakamega County Hoteliers Association chairman William Owuya said there were still a few beds yet to be filled in some hotels. Matatu operators and small-scale traders were optimistic that business would pick during the conference to be held at Kakamega High School.

Source: Standard Digital April 15, 2018 19:07 UTC