Nyeri county Deputy Governor David Kinaniri Waroe leading Tower Sacco officials Patrick Njenga and chairman Peter Ngugi in cutting a cake to mark the official opening of the Sacco’s Nyeri town branch on Saturday
Nyeri County Deputy Governor David Kìnanirì Warùì yesterday officially opened a sensitization workshop for the County Program Implementation Unit (CPIU) under the Second Kenya Devolution Support Program (KDSP II).
Its implementation in the county has been ongoing since March 2024 and is spearheaded by dedicated officers drawn from county departments, tasked to oversee its execution and serve in different committees. It is intended to strengthen county performance in the financing, management, coordination, and accountability of resources. There are 2 committees and one unit that are mandated to ensure that KDSP II will be a resounding success.
The two committees are the County Program Steering Committee (CPSC) chaired by the Governor Dr Mutahi Kahiga and the County Program Technical Committee (CPTC) chaired by the County Secretary Benjamin Gachichio. We also have the County Program Implementation Unit (CPIU) chaired by the Program Coordinator.
Inclusive prosperity for all the people of Kenya requires the commitment, dedication and participation of all role players, among them political leaders. Continous and deliberate consultations with MPs as the people’s representatives will result in timely, orderly and effective implementation of development programmes across the Country. At Harambee House Annex, Nairobi yesterday, Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki held several consultations with MPs representing different parts of the Country on areas of partnership between the Government and the people’s representatives in the implementation of the elaborate development agenda initiated by the Kenya Kwanza Administration. Present in this meeting were MPs; John Makali (Kanduyi), Fabian Muli (Kangundo), Adams Korir (Keiyo North), Ann Muratha (Woman Representative, Kiambu County), Kakuta Maimai (Kajiado East), Beatrice Kemei (Woman Representative, Kericho County), Mwengi Mutuse (Kibwezi West), John Paul Mwirigi (Igembe South), George Sunkuiya (Kajiado West), Did Didmus Barasa (Kimilili), Kwenya Thuku (Kinangop), Julius Sunkuli (Kilgoris), Joseph Cherorot (Kiplelion East), John Namoit (Turkana South) and John Waluke (Sirisia).
Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki yesterday at his official residence in Karen met with the Kakamega County representatives in the Senate and the National Assembly: Dr. Bonny Khalwale (Senator), Emanuel Wangwe (Navakholo), Bernard Shinali (Ikolomani), Nabii Nabwera (Lugari), Malulu Injendi (Malava), Christopher Aseka (Khwisero), Peter Nabulindo (Matungu), Tindi Mwale (Butere), Fred Ikana (Shinyalu) and Innocent Mugabe (Likuyani) where they discussed and engage on expedition of ongoing government projects and enhanced the interface with political leaders for the good of the entire nation. The DP noted that to realise the economic transformation agenda for our citizens, leaders must forge nationhood, focus on what unites kenyans and enhance the balance between the sub-national and the national agenda.
The Training of Trainers (TOTs) on the coffee value chain under the National Agriculture Value Chain Development Project (NAVCDP) is on its second day both at Food Crop Research Centre – Embu and Agricultural Training Center – Kisii. The week-long training is conducted by research scientists from KALRO’s Coffee Research Institute from Sunday to Saturday.
Coffee being one of the value chains under the NAVCDP project, will cover 34 counties under coffee with activities including, setting up of On-Farm demonstration of mother trial sites. Baby trial sites from mother trials will be set on farmer’s farms who will consent by signing an agreement. The five-year project will include one field day annually. The training methods include presentations and practical sessions to demonstrate coffee management practices from land preparation to coffee processing. These are organized to help achieve the project’s general goal of increasing market participation and value addition for value addition for targeted farmers in selected value chains in project areas.
Principal Secretary for the State Department for Irrigation, CPA Ephantus Kimotho yesterday hosted a courtesy visit from a delegation of Nexus Green, led by John Thuo, the Country Representative.
During the meeting, they discussed opportunities for technology and knowledge sharing in Kenya, particularly in the areas of irrigation and food security. The PS emphasized the significance of leveraging regional experience and the Tana River schemes as a platform to enhance food production. He reiterated his commitment to collaborating with industry leaders and experts to build capacity and achieve the government’s vision of food sufficiency and national food security.
Nexus Green, an international company specializing in affordable solar-powered solutions and cleaner energy technologies, aims to support sustainable development while reducing carbon emissions. Their expertise aligns with the government’s efforts to integrate innovative and environmentally friendly solutions in irrigation systems.
The Government appreciates the representative, legislative and oversight role of Parliament in the implementation of the Bottom Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA) and accelerating completion of development programmes and establishment of new ones. At Harambee House Annex, Nairobi, Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki held discussions with parliamentarians from different parts of the country on priority development needs of the people they represent in the August House and encouraged them to rally their constituents in the path of national unity. In attendance were MPs; Rashid Bedzimba (Kisauni), Dorice Donya Aburi (Woman Representative, Kisii), Joshua Oron (Kisumu Central), Mary Maingi (Mwea), Sarah Korere (Laikipia North), Abdirahman Mohamed (Lafey), Julius Rutto (Kesses), Lilian Siyoi (Woman Representative, Transzoia), Maisori Kitayama (Kuria East), Sulekha Harun (Nominated), Nimrod Mbai (Kitui East), Abdikadir Mohamed (Lagdera) and Joseph Tonui (Kuresoi South).
Inclusive prosperity for all the people of Kenya requires the commitment, dedication and participation of all role players, among them political leaders. Continous and deliberate consultations with MPs as the people’s representatives will result in timely, orderly and effective implementation of development programmes across the Country. At Harambee House Annex, Nairobi yesterday, Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki held several consultations with MPs representing different parts of the Country on areas of partnership between the Government and the people’s representatives in the implementation of the elaborate development agenda initiated by the Kenya Kwanza Administration. Present in this meeting were MPs; John Makali (Kanduyi), Fabian Muli (Kangundo), Adams Korir (Keiyo North), Ann Muratha (Woman Representative, Kiambu County), Kakuta Maimai (Kajiado East), Beatrice Kemei (Woman Representative, Kericho County), Mwengi Mutuse (Kibwezi West), John Paul Mwirigi (Igembe South), George Sunkuiya (Kajiado West), Did Didmus Barasa (Kimilili), Kwenya Thuku (Kinangop), Julius Sunkuli (Kilgoris), Joseph Cherorot (Kiplelion East), John Namoit (Turkana South) and John Waluke (Sirisia).
Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki yesterday at his official residence in Karen met with the Kakamega County representatives in the Senate and the National Assembly: Dr. Bonny Khalwale (Senator), Emanuel Wangwe (Navakholo), Bernard Shinali (Ikolomani), Nabii Nabwera (Lugari), Malulu Injendi (Malava), Christopher Aseka (Khwisero), Peter Nabulindo (Matungu), Tindi Mwale (Butere), Fred Ikana (Shinyalu) and Innocent Mugabe (Likuyani) where they discussed and engage on expedition of ongoing government projects and enhanced the interface with political leaders for the good of the entire nation. The DP noted that to realise the economic transformation agenda for our citizens, leaders must forge nationhood, focus on what unites kenyans and enhance the balance between the sub-national and the national agenda.
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