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Ksh335M power project to connect 1,719 homes in West Pokot

A Ksh335 million electricity connectivity project targeting 1,719 homes has been launched in Makutano, Kapenguria Constituency, as the government expands access to power in West Pokot County. President William Ruto flagged off the Last Mile Electricity Connectivity Project on Friday, October 16, 2026, during his development tour of the county. The project is part of […]

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has warned West Pokot residents against tribalism, hate speech and divisive politics, urging them to focus on unity, peace and development. Speaking during development engagements in Sigor and Kapenguria, as well as a political rally in Makutano town, Mudavadi cautioned against politicians exploiting ethnic differences and inflammatory language for political gain.

He emphasized that Kenya's progress hinges on leaders who bring communities together, promote peaceful coexistence and mobilise citizens around common development priorities.

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