The DP said every possible intervention is being explored to cushion farmers from losses as well as to ensure there is no shortage of food supply to any part of the country.
MoreKindiki said the people’s unity in the region dates many years back dismissing efforts by those in the opposition to divide them.
MoreThe first phase will equip 10,382 public junior secondary schools with interactive smart boards and teacher laptops, delivering more than 20,700 digital learning devices to strengthen Competency-Based Education.
MoreProf. Kindiki said the community does not stand any chance in other formations, including in the disjointed opposition.
MoreProf. Kindiki said focus should be on the President’s reelection in next year’s polls, saying anything else, including campaigns for the 2032 elections, should wait.
MoreThe creation of a standalone Ministry of Cooperatives and MSMEs, he reiterated, reflects the seriousness the administration treats the sector.
MoreKindiki said on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, that the unrest has resulted in loss of lives, destruction of property and disruption of learning activities.
MoreDP Kindiki announced that the government will review the Sugar Act and existing regulations to anchor ethanol production within Kenya’s legal and economic framework.
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