@Wavinya_Ndeti Kudos, Governor. Investments in roads and drainage are enhancing mobility, boosting local businesses, and improving the quality of life for residents. Progress that can be seen and felt.
We are transforming our urban centres into more functional, orderly, and business-friendly spaces through strategic infrastructure upgrades. The ongoing cabro paving and drainage improvement works are enhancing mobility, promoting a cleaner environment, and supporting economic growth by creating better conditions for trade and investment.
My commitment remains focused on building modern towns that serve the needs of residents, businesses, and visitors alike.
@Wavinya_Ndeti Excellent work! Safe water closer to communities means less hardship, better sanitation, and stronger resilience to drought. A meaningful step toward healthier, more sustainable lives. 💧🌍 #WaterForAll
Commissioned the rehabilitated Konza Worldwide Church Borehole in Kalama Ward. With an estimated yield of 3.8 cubic metres per hour, the borehole is expected to serve over 1,800 residents of Kyanzasu and Konza sub-locations, providing a sustainable source of water for households, institutions, places of worship, schools, and businesses within the area.
The project will enhance access to clean, safe, and reliable water, improve sanitation and hygiene standards, lower the prevalence of water-borne diseases, support livelihoods and economic activities, strengthen resilience to drought and climate-related water shortages, and ease the burden on residents who previously had to travel long distances in search of water.
I call upon the National Government, through the Ministry of Education, to increase capitation to schools and ensure that funds are disbursed on time so that learning institutions can operate smoothly.
My administration has also increased the allocation of bursaries from KSh 120 million to KSh 160 million to ensure that more learners from vulnerable families can continue their studies without interruption.
2 Timothy 4:7 (NIV):
"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."
Today, we laid to rest my dear auntie Christine Nyiva Ndeti who lived a blessed 102 years. We thank God and celebrate her long life and the remarkable legacy she leaves behind. Mwaitu has left a lasting mark of love, wisdom, and inspiration that will never be forgotten.
Koma nesa, Mwaitu.
As we are now in the rainy season, I urge everyone to exercise caution, avoid crossing flooded rivers, stay alert, and prioritize your safety at all times. Let’s protect our lives and look out for one another during this period of heavy rains.
I am deeply humbled to be recognized by the Kenya Social Impact Awards as the most effective Governor in community development and youth empowerment in Kenya.
This award belongs to the people I serve and reflects the collective efforts of the County Government of Machakos in strengthening service delivery, creating opportunities for our youth, and advancing inclusive and sustainable development in all our wards.
I remain firmly committed to uplifting livelihoods, empowering young people, and accelerating meaningful progress across Machakos County.
Machakos County has climbed to 6th place in maize production! 🌽
This achievement reflects strong collaboration between @Wavinya_Ndeti administration and local farmers, empowering agriculture and boosting food security.
Partnerships that grow communities.
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The health sector inherited.H.E Wavinya Ndeti government was on its knees, yet she acted decisively and turned the ship around. With the recruitment of 342 new health workers, promotions for 840 officers, and the conversion of 19 doctors to P and P status.
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@MutindaMutisya5 Great job, Governor Wavinya Ndeti! The massive strides in livestock improvement, food production, healthcare upgrades, and digital transformation are truly transforming Machakos for the better. The future looks bright and promising! #MachakosCountyAddress
We have stocked 78 dams across the county with fish and fingerlings, fish fingerlings. Over 248,000 kilograms of fish have been harvested in the last six months. We are turning our dams into sources of food that diversify nutrition and money and money.
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Machakos county was ranked 6th in maize production. This was as a result of close collaboration between the county government and the farmers.
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I know that for many of you, the shilling no longer stretches the way it used to. Families are struggling, parents are making hard choices, and livelihoods are under pressure. I hear you. I feel your pain. From Masinga to Mavoko...
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We have breathed new life to our urban centres through road network upgrading. This has also significantly seen a reduction in crime though lighting of our urban centres
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