Caleb Amisi officially announced today that he’ll be on the presidential ballot come 2032. He dropped the news while handing over a new school bus to Masinde Muliro Senior School in Tuwan Ward.
Honestly, you have to give it to him when it comes to education in Saboti. Classrooms everywhere, and the bursaries were made fair and transparent. Now as he enters his 3rd term, the guy is clearly aiming for the national stage.
The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Gucha Campus in Bomachoge Chache Constituency, Kisii County, is a newly completed public medical training institution funded through the NG-CDF, marking a major investment in healthcare education and human capital development in the larger Gusii Region.
The foundation stone for the campus was laid in 2018 by H.E. President @WilliamsRuto during his tenure as Deputy President, reaffirming a long-term development commitment that has now matured into a fully operational institution serving local communities.
That vision came full circle in April 2026 when the Head of State officially commissioned the campus during his development tour of the region, demonstrating the Government's focus on expanding access to affordable medical training closer to the people.
The institution is expected to admit its first intake in September 2026, with initial programs focusing on Diploma and Certificate courses in Nursing and other essential healthcare disciplines.
The modern campus features classrooms, administrative offices and specialized medical skills laboratories designed to support practical healthcare training.
Students will benefit from structured clinical placements through partnerships with nearby sub-county hospitals and the wider KMTC Kisii Main Campus network.
The institution is also expected to stimulate economic activity within Bomachoge Chache through employment opportunities, student-driven commerce and improved healthcare capacity across the region.
The State Department for Internal Security and National Administration is also working closely with relevant agencies and local administrators to support a secure and conducive learning environment for students, staff and the surrounding community. MORE PICS - https://t.co/3ptEngABnn
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