Kindiki says Kenya will never return to marginalisation of communities and regions
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says the quest to develop the whole country is not negotiable, promising the government’s undertaking to make sure every part of Kenya receives a deserving share of national resources. Prof. Kindiki stated that no community nor region is lesser than the other highlighting the motivation behind the ‘Usawa ni Sawa’ development [...] The post Kindiki says Kenya will…
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki affirmed Monday that Kenya will never return to a state of marginalizing communities and regions, vowing that every part of the country will receive its fair share of national resources. He emphasized that no community or region is superior to another, underscoring the 'Usawa ni Sawa' development vision behind President William Ruto's reelection campaign.
Kindiki stressed that Kenya is united, with no citizen more deserving of rights or government support than another. During a visit to Taveta Constituency, he inspected several billion-shilling projects, including a 580-bed hostel at Taveta KMTC and a school funded by NG-CDF, while assuring residents of ongoing development efforts.
He highlighted the end of discriminatory development practices, promising to correct past mistakes and increase the development budget to address historical marginalization. The DP mentioned significant road projects in Taita Taveta, such as a 67km highway connecting Taita Taveta and Kajiado counties, and various other infrastructure initiatives, totaling 16.5 billion shillings invested in 243 kilometers of new roads.
He also announced the construction of modern markets in several towns and plans for additional housing funds, reaffirming the government's commitment to fulfilling development promises for the people of Taita Taveta.
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