Prof. Kindiki highlighted the long-standing bilateral ties between Kenya and China since independence in 1963.
MoreKindiki said not a single part of the nation will be left behind as projects worth billions of shillings are rolled out across the country.
MoreThe Second in Command said the leaders have made it their business to insult the Head of State every day, warning that it will not be tolerated anymore.
MoreProf. Kindiki said the government will ensure the success of the ongoing coffee reforms.
MoreKindiki said Kenyan WRC Safari Rally leg is one of the most interesting, citing the unique offering of tough terrain, abundant wildlife and the fun and flair by the rally lovers.
MoreThe DP stated that contractors have been instructed to hasten construction works and strictly adhere to completion dates.
MoreThe current programme is being implemented in partnership with the World Bank.
MoreThe DP said he is performing his roles as the second in command and will not let go the seat.
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