Deputy President Kithure Kindiki blasted sneaky politicians who try to trick everyday Kenyans. He warned citizens to watch out for leaders who want to divide the country instead of building it up. The deputy president said smart voters can see the difference between real workers and fake promise makers. Kindiki spoke at two big meetings in Kilifi County where hundreds of people gathered. He told crowds that President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga have joined forces to help Kenya grow stronger.
The deputy president slammed opposition leaders for having no real plans to help ordinary families. He said rival politicians just shout empty slogans like Ruto Must Go instead of sharing actual ideas. Kindiki claimed these critics had already failed when they held important government jobs before. The deputy president said Kenya Kwanza team works hard every single day to make life better for regular people. He stressed that his government treats all parts of Kenya fairly instead of picking favorites.
Kindiki revealed that coastal fishing groups received over 3.2 billion shillings to expand their businesses. The government plans to give deep sea boats to local fishermen within the next few months. Officials have built modern markets in places like Shela, Mazeras, Mtwapa and Watamu to help traders earn more money. The deputy president said this administration has invested more in ocean businesses than any previous government. He promised that regular Kenyans care more about seeing real progress than listening to political speeches.
The deputy president slammed opposition leaders for having no real plans to help ordinary families. He said rival politicians just shout empty slogans like Ruto Must Go instead of sharing actual ideas. Kindiki claimed these critics had already failed when they held important government jobs before. The deputy president said Kenya Kwanza team works hard every single day to make life better for regular people. He stressed that his government treats all parts of Kenya fairly instead of picking favorites.
Kindiki revealed that coastal fishing groups received over 3.2 billion shillings to expand their businesses. The government plans to give deep sea boats to local fishermen within the next few months. Officials have built modern markets in places like Shela, Mazeras, Mtwapa and Watamu to help traders earn more money. The deputy president said this administration has invested more in ocean businesses than any previous government. He promised that regular Kenyans care more about seeing real progress than listening to political speeches.
