Corrine Bore

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We are united in transforming every part of our country — including Machakos, Makueni and Kitui counties. No area or region will be marginalised or neglected because of its political inclination. That is what we mean by Usawa ni Sawa.

In Kwa Vonza, Kitui County, launched the tarmacking of the 10-kilometre Kwa Vonza-Kiusyani Road, which will be completed in 18 months.

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Commissioned Watamu Modern Market, one of 12 markets we are building in Kilifi County under the Affordable Housing Programme.

Students should access higher education based on their academic ability, and not the financial circumstances of their parents. Under the proposed Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill, 2026, the Government will provide full financial support to all students admitted to university, technical college and Kenya Medical Training College. In Ganze Constituency, Kilifi County, laid the foundation stone for KSh150 million student hostels at Godoma Technical Training Institute. We will further invest KSh200 million to expand the institution’s facilities and increase its capacity, enabling it to accommodate twice its current student population of 340.

We are investing KSh2 billion to connect 24,000 homes in Kilifi County to electricity this financial year, including KSh350 million in Ganze Constituency,

Laid the foundation stone for the construction of Mazeras Modern Market in Rabai Constituency, Kilifi County, an investment that will provide hundreds of traders with safe and dignified spaces to conduct their businesses.

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Through these investments, we are positioning Kenya not only as a powerhouse of talent, but as a regional centre of sporting excellence. This effort is not be confined to one location, it is being rolled out across the country, ensuring that every region has the infrastructure and opportunity to produce champions and contribute to our national pride.

Delivering the Plan: Reviving the Galana Kulalu Food Security Project.

Our investment in the Galana Kulalu Food Security Project in Kilifi and Tana River Counties is now bearing fruit. Today we begin the first major maize harvest on 330 acres, with each acre expected to yield 28 to 30 bags. Already, 1,500 acres have been planted. By the end of this year, a further 1,700 acres will be under cultivation, bringing the total to 5,400 acres. This progress, together with our broader agricultural reforms, is driving Kenya towards food security and enabling us to produce surplus for export.