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Honoured to have welcomed Interior CS Hon @kipmurkomen at my alma mater Tenwek High for the prize-giving Day and presentation of a school bus courtesy of HE @WilliamsRuto.
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Congratulation Stabex, for winning a competitive tender within a week to supply Jet Fuel at JKIA.
Last week, when there was a rare & sudden shortage of jet fuel, Kenyans were so scared.
You have stepped in swiftly to save the situation.
We are all happy.
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Our country abounds with sports talent. Every community has a star waiting to be discovered. Sports tournaments at the community level help to bring out these talents, promote cohesion and steer the youth away from negative behaviours.
The OKM Foundation conceived the Cheraa Unity Cup to promote the talent and welfare of youth in Cherang'any Sub-County. The youth, both men and women, competed in volleyball and football, which culminated in today's finals.
The highlight of the day was the thrilling contest between Kapsara FC and Sibanga FC that had to be settled at extra time in favor of Sibanga FC.
Congratulations to Sibanga FC and all the teams that won prizes today.
I thank my friend and colleague Hon. @HassanAliJoho for gracing our finals alongside fellow leaders Governor Wisely Rotich, Trans-Nzoia Senator Allan Chesang, Kakamega Deputy Governor Ayub Savula, MPs Lillian Siyoi (Trans-Nzoia), Caroline Ng'elechei (Elgeyo Marakwet), Kakai Bisau (Kiminini), Dr. Robert Pukose (Endebess), Nelson Koech (Belgut), William Kamket (Tiaty), Rael Kasiwai (West Pokot), Timothy Toroitich ( Marakwet West) and Japheth Nyakundi (Kitutu Chache North).
Also present were former MPs Zipporah Kittony, Wesley Korir, Chris Wamalwa, former CS Susan Nakhumicha and MCAs, among other leaders.
Government officials present were PSs Elijah Mwangi (Sports), Joel Arumonyang (Public Works) and Harry Kimtai (Mining), DIG-APS Gilbert Masengeli, and Sports, Arts and Social Development Fund CEO Nuh Ibrahim, among other officials.
Transport infrastructure remains a cornerstone of Kenya's economic growth, enabling the efficient movement of people, goods and services while unlocking the potential of underserved regions.
The ongoing reconstruction and modernization of Ithookwe Airstrip, in Kitui County reaffirms this strategic focus, positioning the facility as a critical enabler of long-term regional connectivity and local economic transformation.
Now in its final stages, the project has delivered a newly paved 950-metre asphalt runway (Runway 05/23), approximately 15 metres wide, complete with proper grading, compaction and surface finishing to meet aviation standards.
The works also include a modern terminal building with a VIP reception area and lounges tailored for dignitaries and business travellers.
Supporting infrastructure features a secure fence, a bitumen-standard car park and an internal access driveway.
The expanded and well-marked apron enhances aircraft maneuverability, ensuring efficient parking and seamless ground operations for light aircraft and helicopters.
The airstrip is already redefining travel efficiency, cutting flight time to Nairobi and Mombasa to about 35 minutes, a significant improvement from the long and often unpredictable road journeys.
Strategically located, it serves as a vital link connecting Nairobi, Mombasa, Garissa and Wajir, while opening up Kitui as a gateway for mining investors, tourists to the South Kitui Game Reserve and critical emergency medical evacuation services.
The upgraded infrastructure is designed to attract regular commercial light-aircraft services, stimulating trade, tourism and broader economic activity for local communities.
The State Department for Internal Security and National Administration has been central to the airstrip's implementation and operationalisation, with a clear focus on strengthening security. Through controlled and closely monitored entry and exit points, the Department safeguards the facility against security risks while ensuring smooth, safe and efficient operations.