Kindiki says Kenya Kwanza has exceeded development targets, ready to face voters

NAIROBI, Kenya – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has defended Kenya Kwanza's development record, claiming the administration has surpassed expectations across crucial sectors and is ready for the upcoming General Election. Kindiki highlighted ongoing road construction, electricity connectivity expansion, modern market developments, agricultural reforms, and investments in education and affordable housing.

He expressed confidence in the government's ability to secure another term, emphasizing the government's ability to fulfill its campaign promises. "When it comes to service delivery, fighting poverty, building roads and markets, improving agriculture and advancing education, this government has exceeded all the expectations," he stated.

Kindiki's visit to Kiambu County coincided with the launch of several new projects, including roads, schools, markets, and hostel accommodations, all of which were part of the Kenya Kwanza manifesto.