This afternoon, we held a meeting to review progress in implementing Presidential Directives on Minorities and Marginalised Communities.
We discussed interventions to advance inclusion including: education infrastructure, scholarships, health insurance, school feeding programmes and expanded cash transfers for vulnerable households.
We also reviewed ongoing legislative and institutional reforms, including the Ethnic Minorities and Marginalised Communities (EMMC) Bill, 2026, the development of dedicated funds, the national mapping exercise and the establishment of county inclusion units to support implementation of the national policy. We further discussed efforts to prioritise essential infrastructure in marginalised areas.
To accelerate delivery, we agreed to pool resources, resolve outstanding policy issues and strengthen private sector engagement to support these programmes.
Every Kenyan deserves dignity and a fair opportunity to learn, earn a living and contribute to national development.
Present at the meeting were Principal Secretaries Dr Beatrice Inyangala (Higher Education), Dr John Ololtuaa (Basic Education), Julius Korir (Water and Sanitation), Mr Ismael Madey (Special Programmes), Eng Joseph Mungai Mbugua (Roads), and other senior government officials.
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@Kenyans The main reason why currently the inflation rate is at 3.6% is due to the Austerity Measures he has been applying, imports and unpredictable taxes etc. But again is curbing inflation at 3% optimal for the case of Kenya considering the prevailing issues of high unemployment rate?