Government will serve all Kenyans equally, says Kindiki
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has stated that the Kenyan government is committed to providing development projects and services to all citizens regardless of their political affiliation. He highlighted the opening of a new land registry in Machakos County as an example of decentralizing government services.
Why it matters
The statement addresses concerns regarding political favoritism in resource allocation and emphasizes the government's push for administrative reform and service accessibility.
Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has affirmed government commitment to serve Kenyans irrespective of their political affiliation. The DP defended President William Ruto's development agenda, insisting that the Kenya Kwanza administration is implementing projects across the country without discriminating against regions based on how they voted in the 2022 General Election. Speaking during the official opening of the Kithimani Land Registry and the issuance of title deeds in Yatta Constituency, Machakos County, Kindiki dismissed claims that the government rewards only areas that supported President Ruto at the ballot, saying development is a constitutional right that every Kenyan is entitled to enjoy. "There are people who want this country to believe that if you did not elect a certain leader, then you should suffer. That is not democracy," Kindiki said.
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