The governor said it is time for each politician who competed against him to accept a reality that he is the one who was elected by landslide and formed the government
MoreThe two centres will benefit from Ksh350 million project development aimed at improving living conditions in informal settlements, with funding from The World Bank.
MoreThe program is being coordinated by the Council of Governors in collaboration with the Kenya Roads Board.
MoreSpeaking at the site while inspecting the ongoing works, Roads Chief Officer Eng Abraham Kiptalam said his department is keen on delivering on Governor Dr Jonathan Bii's promise to the residents and other road users plying the route.
MoreThe County Boss highlighted the potential of Moiben in coffee cultivation due to the favourable weather conditions that make the region conducive for coffee farming.
MoreOpening of new roads and maintaining existing ones by Governor Dr Jonathan Bii-led administration in Kiplombe ward has been termed by residents as a key factor in spurring economic activities and unlocking opportunities.
MoreAddressing the residents of Soy Sub County during the distribution of high-value crops, Chelugui noted that the acreage dedicated to coffee in Soy Sub County stands at 348, with 286 farmers involved, representing 24 per cent of the total, therefore
MoreAddressing the event, Governor Rotich commended the partners for the initiative saying it would go a long way in upscaling the health and food security in the region.
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