Kindiki reaffirms Government’s support for mama mboga, boda boda riders
He noted that the government views the empowerment of these groups as vital to improving their economic prospects.
He noted that the government views the empowerment of these groups as vital to improving their economic prospects.
The Executive Office of the President will see a reduction of Sh600 million.
Kindiki emphasized that the administration is committed to maximizing its achievements before the 2027 elections.
He also mentioned that churches have the freedom to choose how they engage with political figures.
Additionally, he emphasized the need for tighter oversight of cooperatives to eliminate dishonest managers who misappropriate farmers’ funds.
Delegates stressed the need to urgently fill critical operational gaps and boost morale among deployed troops.
He called on residents to stand with the Kenya Kwanza administration, noting the government’s milestones and its dedication to national transformation.
In a promise to the clergy, Kindiki said the government would resolve lingering disputes concerning church land ownership.
He urged for caution in public discussions to ensure the preservation of peace and stability.
He pointed out that the fires cannot be brushed off as accidents, given how often they occur.