Housing Access: Project Unveiled, Here's How Health Workers Can Acquire Their Homes

Author: senenews.comPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Senegal

Health

The Mstal/Mwb group and the 'Deucouwaye' cooperative of the Ministry of Health signed an agreement to build 400 homes for health workers in Thiès. The project includes 300 villas in Sindia on 57 hectares and 100 plots in Ndayane on 16 hectares. Each member must contribute 100,000 CFA francs monthly for three years. The initiative emphasizes modern and eco-friendly housing.

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