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@RadioCitizenFM It is clear that ID acquisition is a challenge, if 70 % of the Kenyan population are youth and only 40% registered then it's a call of all Kenyans and IEBC to go out of their way.
Let no one hijack and drag GenZ TUKO KADI to partisan politics.
I made the right decision by voting for the most bold and visionary president, and I support him for TUTAM.
The extension of the SGR from Naivasha through Kisumu to Malaba cements Kenya as the leading logistics hub in East and Central Africa.
The extension of the SGR beyond Naivasha will help cut these delays by shifting more cargo from roads to rail, which is faster, cheaper, and more reliable for bulk transport.
The project is expected to generate widespread economic benefits by creating jobs and supporting new business opportunities along the rail corridor.
Employment will be created during the construction phase, while long‑term jobs will emerge once the railway becomes operational.
Furthermore, the project will stimulate economic activity through the development of logistics hubs, rail stations, and supporting infrastructure, which will in turn attract private investment and enterprise in surrounding areas.
Sectors such as agriculture, trade, manufacturing, and transport services stand to benefit directly from improved connectivity and reduced transport costs.
Most importantly, farmers and producers in western Kenya will gain easier access to both local and international markets, allowing goods such as agricultural produce to reach buyers more quickly and at a lower cost.
This improved market access is expected to raise incomes, support value addition, and strengthen supply chains linking rural producers to regional and global trade routes.
President William Ruto has achieved in 3 years what Jomo Kenyatta didn't accomplish in 15 years, what Moi didn't achieve in 24 years, what Kibaki didn't achieve in 10 years, and what Uhuru Kenyatta failed to achieve in 10 years. Ruto has ensured that 29.5 million Kenyans are registered for SHA—unlike NHIF, which only had 8 million. Ruto has hired 100,000 new teachers—the highest hired in under 3 years in Kenya's history. Ruto has constructed one of the largest sports arenas in East Africa and Central Africa. Ruto is constructing an 11000-seat conferencing facility at Bomas of Kenya. Ruto has ensured that over 7 million farmers are digitally registered to ensure they access farm inputs timely. Ruto has onboarded 22,000 government services on e-Citizen, making it easier for Kenyans to access services at the touch of a button from the comfort of their homes. Ruto saved the country from defaulting on its debt obligation. Ruto lowered the prices of fertilizer from KES 7,500 to KES 2,500. Ruto has hired 107,000 community health promoters. Ruto has streamlined KEMSA, which was grappling with corruption. Ruto is constructing 400 markets for mama mboga.
Black History Month is a time to recognize the lived, shared experience of all Black folks who have fundamentally shaped, challenged, and ultimately strengthened America. It’s about taking an unvarnished look at the past so that we can create a better future. As we mark 100 years of celebrating Black history, let’s honor the sacrifices of the leaders who came before us, and recommit ourselves to continuing their work.