Today marked day two of President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s development tour in Kisii, a significant step toward enhancing infrastructure and living standards in the region. Accompanying the President, Gachagua has reinforced the message that national development is a collective responsibility, transcending regional divides.

The highlights of today’s activities reflect a robust commitment to improving local livelihoods. In Sombogo, the initiation of the tarmacking of 65 kilometers of link roads will significantly boost transportation and connectivity. This project promises to enhance access to education, healthcare, and business opportunities, ultimately promoting socio-economic development.

A key focus of the day was the launch of materials for rural electrification, targeting 30,662 households. Reliable electricity is crucial for elevating living standards and fostering economic activities, creating an environment where communities can thrive.

The affordable housing project in Nyaribari Masaba is another pivotal initiative that resonates deeply with Gachagua’s remarks on the need for dignified homes. As he stated while speaking to Nyaribari residents, “Provision of affordable houses remains top of the agenda of our Government.” This project, expected to generate employment for at least 2,000 youth, will not only provide homes but also free up agricultural land for productive use.

This tour emphasizes the administration’s commitment to holistic development across all regions. By standing shoulder to shoulder with President Ruto, Deputy President Gachagua is demonstrating a proactive approach to governance that prioritizes inclusivity and collaboration.

As they continue their efforts in Kisii, the administration is showing that progress is possible when leaders unite for the common good of all Kenyans.