Deputy President Kithure Kindiki said on Thursday that Kenyans will start to see the good results of President William Ruto's big plans this year. He explained that over the last two years, the Kenya Kwanza government has been working hard to improve the economy—and it's been working!
Kindiki thinks that 2025 is when all the hard work of changing Kenya will finally pay off. He said that by the end of the year, two important things will happen. First, a big healthcare program called Taifa Care will be up and running. Second, schools will be better, too. These changes will help Kenyan families spend less money on doctors and school fees, which means they'll have more cash in their pockets for other things.
The Deputy President also pointed out some other good news. He said that because of what the government has been doing, the Kenyan shilling is getting stronger—that's the money that Kenyans use. He also mentioned that the prices of things like fuel and food are starting to go down, and it's getting easier for people to borrow money.
Kindiki wants the government to focus on a few important things this year. He wants to help create more jobs and help people make more money. He also wants to make big changes in areas like farming, fishing, and using the ocean in smart ways.
The Deputy President has a vision for Kenya. He sees a country where people don't have to be afraid or go without the things they need. He believes that if every Kenyan works hard and does their part, this dream can come true. He says now is the time for everyone to focus on making Kenya a better place.
Kindiki thinks that 2025 is when all the hard work of changing Kenya will finally pay off. He said that by the end of the year, two important things will happen. First, a big healthcare program called Taifa Care will be up and running. Second, schools will be better, too. These changes will help Kenyan families spend less money on doctors and school fees, which means they'll have more cash in their pockets for other things.
The Deputy President also pointed out some other good news. He said that because of what the government has been doing, the Kenyan shilling is getting stronger—that's the money that Kenyans use. He also mentioned that the prices of things like fuel and food are starting to go down, and it's getting easier for people to borrow money.
Kindiki wants the government to focus on a few important things this year. He wants to help create more jobs and help people make more money. He also wants to make big changes in areas like farming, fishing, and using the ocean in smart ways.
The Deputy President has a vision for Kenya. He sees a country where people don't have to be afraid or go without the things they need. He believes that if every Kenyan works hard and does their part, this dream can come true. He says now is the time for everyone to focus on making Kenya a better place.
