President Ruto breaks his silence on Uhuru's claims that Raila won 2022 election

President William Ruto is set to embark on a tour of Kwale and Taita-Taveta counties on Monday, where he will undertake several development initiatives. The agenda includes the issuance of title deeds to residents of Kibaoni in Lunga Lunga Constituency, the launch of road construction projects in Voi Constituency, and a public rally in Voi Town.

In Kwale County, Ruto will formally recognize land ownership for beneficiaries by issuing title deeds. This move aims to formalize land ownership for those involved in the exercise. The President will then move on to Taita-Taveta County, where he will unveil the construction of the Maungu-Kasighau Road and the Voi-Sagala Road. These projects are anticipated to enhance connectivity within the region.

During his visit to Voi, Ruto will inspect the progress of the Vindo Stadium and evaluate the advancement of the Voi Affordable Housing Project. These facilities are part of the government's efforts to improve sports infrastructure and provide affordable housing options for citizens.

The President's tour underscores the ongoing investments in infrastructure, housing, and land administration across Kenya. By focusing on Kwale and Taita-Taveta counties, Ruto highlights the government's commitment to improving transport connectivity, enabling formal land ownership, and enhancing public facilities.