Thank you Njambini, Kinangop Constituency for your warm welcome today afternoon.
Together, we shall liberate this country. Do not ever give up; your commitment, wholeheartedly, remains a great hope towards liberation of our Country.
God Bless Kinangop.
"Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans." — Proverbs 16:3
As we observe this blessed Sunday, may the Lord renew our strength, fill our hearts with peace, and guide us in all that we do. May His grace continue to watch over our families, bless the work of our hands, and lead us through the month of August with favor, wisdom, and abundant blessings.
Wishing you all a blessed Sunday and a peaceful, fruitful month ahead.
For a long time, residents of Ndunduni in Kangundo North Ward had to travel long distances to access maternal healthcare services. They can access safe, quality maternity care closer to home at Ndunduni Dispensary.
This milestone will ease the burden on residents, promote safe deliveries, improve maternal and newborn health outcomes, and ensure mothers receive timely, dignified, and quality care.
Welcome home, Governor Irungu Kang'ata, where you belong.
Today at Wamunyoro Residence, I was pleased to receive my younger brother, Governor Irungu Kang'ata, Governor of Murang'a County, as a member of our party, DCP, the party of the moment and the future.
Since its inception, the DCP Party has grown into a strong national party with millions of followers and thousands of prospective aspirants ahead of the 10th August 2027 polls.
We now have a Member of the National Assembly and three Members of the County Assemblies from across the Country, reflecting the face of Kenya. As we prepare for the next General Election, we are determined to be the majority party in both Houses and the majority across County Assemblies.
With me to welcome Governor Kang'ata were the party's Secretary-General designate, Senator John Methu; DCP National Organizing Secretary Senator Mithika Linturi, Murang'a Senator Joe Nyutu; Kirinyaga Senator John Kinyua; Laikipia Senator John Kinyua; Kirinyaga Senator Kamau Murango; and Kiambu Senator Karungo wa Thangw'a.
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Machakos County announces that MYS Cohort II recruits can now collect their examination results from their respective training centres. However,their certificates will be issued later at the official graduation ceremony date and venue to be announced Officially later
Alaaa kumbe mlima Iko mpaka Somali land...Sasa ngamia itapelekana aje na fisi ama fisi atakula ngamia?...kiulizo tu seems every Kenyan corner is DCPlined
Commissioned the Kivaani Health Centre Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and Ultrasound Block in Kangundo East Ward, a transformative investment that will improve access to quality maternal and child healthcare for over 9,000 residents.
The new facility will enhance safe deliveries, provide essential ultrasound services closer to the community, improve health outcomes for mothers and children, and offer a better working environment for healthcare workers.
My administration remains committed to strengthening healthcare across Machakos by investing in modern health infrastructure, equipping our facilities, ensuring a steady supply of essential medicines, and supporting our healthcare workforce to deliver quality, affordable and accessible services to every resident.1
Concluded my development tour in Kangundo North Ward with a public engagement forum at Ndunduni, where I interacted with residents, listened to their views and priorities, and updated them on the development projects we are implementing across the ward.
Thank you to the people of Kangundo North for your continued support and partnership in our development agenda. Together, we will realize our vision of Chakula Mezani, Pesa Mfukoni and build a more prosperous Machakos County for all.
Charity begins at home. As the Kamba community, we must remain united and speak with one voice as we prepare for next year's general election.
Let us rally behind H.E. Dr. @skmusyoka and support his presidential bid with unity, purpose, and determination. Our strength lies in standing together and working towards a common goal for the benefit of our people and our nation.
Our focus should remain on our shared vision while avoiding unnecessary distractions. By standing together with one purpose, we will be stronger and better positioned to achieve our aspirations.
Today I joined family, friends, and the Mumoni community in Mwingi North, Kitui County, to lay to rest Pastor William Muthengi.
He answered the call to ministry in 1968, starting out at AIC Musosya. Over the years he served at Nguuku, Kamuwongo, Katse, Nzewani, and finally Kandwia AIC. In each place he left people better than he found them.
He was also a farmer. He mentored young people. He gave counsel to anyone who asked for it, and he never made a show of it.
"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." — 2 Timothy 4:7
Fare thee well, Mzee Muthengi. May the Lord comfort his family, and all of Mumoni who mourn him today.
To continue boosting aquaculture in Machakos County, we have stocked Kwa Nduu Dam in Kavilinguni Sub-location with 10,000 fish fingerlings, adding to the ones we had previously stocked, which are already supporting fishing activities and fish farming by residents.
Fish farming is emerging as a sustainable alternative for enhancing food security in Machakos County by increasing local food production, improving household nutrition, and diversifying livelihoods. Through this initiative, we are expanding fish production while creating additional income opportunities for families through fish sales.
This investment advances my vision of Chakula Mezani, Pesa Mfukoni by promoting sustainable agriculture, strengthening household resilience and improving the livelihoods of our people.
The rehabilitated Kamanzi ABC Borehole in Iia-Itune Sub-Location, Kangundo East Ward, is restoring reliable access to clean water for local residents.
The project includes the rehabilitation of the borehole and the extension of a water reticulation system to 10 water distribution points, Kamanzi Primary School, Kamanzi Secondary School, and surrounding churches. Serving more than 1,400 households across Kamanzi, Sisyani, and Iia-Itune villages.
The project will improve public health and sanitation, support learning in schools, reduce the burden of fetching water, and provide families with a reliable supply of clean and safe water for their daily needs.
Held a public engagement meeting with residents of Kangundo East Ward at Kivaani, where we had an open and productive discussion on the development priorities of the ward and the progress of projects my administration is implementing.
The views and ideas shared during the meeting will continue to guide our development agenda as we work together to deliver projects that respond to the needs and aspirations of the people.