Makali defends four-year development record in Kanduyi, cites education, health gains
Makali says over 200 modern classrooms have been built in 85 primary schools while the bursary programme has supported more than 32,000 students since he was elected in 2022. The post Makali defends four-year development record in Kanduyi, cites education, health gains appeared first on KBC Digital .
Kanduyi Member of Parliament John Makali defended his four-year development record, highlighting investments in education, healthcare, electricity connectivity, and economic empowerment. He noted that over 200 modern classrooms with tiled or terrazzo floors have been constructed in the constituency, covering more than 85 of the 95 primary schools.
Makali also emphasized his bursary programme, which has benefited over 32,000 students from financially challenged families, ensuring their continued education. On healthcare, Makali's Makali Care initiative aims to pay Social Health Authority contributions for more than 1,200 vulnerable households, allowing them access to essential healthcare without financial strain.
Electricity connectivity in Kanduyi has improved from 43 per cent to 65 per cent, with over 3,700 households gaining access to electricity. Additionally, more than 200 women and boda boda groups, as well as over 50 youth groups, have received support through empowerment initiatives to enhance their livelihoods and business growth.
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