Kindiki pitches Sh39bn projects in Meru vote battle
Kindiki said Meru had been allocated Sh39 billion for development and construction projects, with Sh3.9 billion set aside for 21 kilometres of new roads in Meru town.
Kindiki said Meru had been allocated Sh39 billion for development and construction projects, with Sh3.9 billion set aside for 21 kilometres of new roads in Meru town.
Speaking while attending the funeral of Mama Eunice Chebet in Kitalale, Saboti Constituency, Wetang’ula said political differences should not stand in the way of development in the region.
The President also appointed Moses Narok to chair the board of the LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority for one year.
The President made the appeal in Homa Bay on Thursday at the end of his four-day tour of Nyanza, as he worked to strengthen the partnership between his United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and Raila’s Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).
The President the push for closer cooperation among African central banks has been under way for decades, with African leaders beginning efforts towards greater coordination in 1963.
The President questioned Uhuru's decision to remain engaged in opposition politics after completing his presidency, saying the former Head of State should instead help guide the country.
The President said Kenyans should judge the broad-based government by the projects and services being delivered across the country rather than by the political differences that previously separated the parties now working together.
Speaking during a boda boda empowerment drive in Endebess Constituency, Trans Nzoia County, on Friday, Wetang’ula said the President’s remarks should not be interpreted as an attempt to close Kenya’s doors to other Africans.
The clash came , when Omtatah appeared before the House to respond to an order requiring him to withdraw the remark. While the senator said he was prepared to withdraw it as a sign of respect for the Senate, he used his response to argue that the word was not against parliamentary language.
The Deputy President said critics of the Kenya Kwanza administration should present their own development scorecards for Kenyans to compare with the government’s achievements.
However, Kituyi said the situation would take a different meaning if Nyoro was opposed to Ruto and had committed to backing a joint opposition presidential candidate.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki led the criticism of the opposition during a meeting with UDA polling centre officials at Kinoru Stadium in Meru.