Deputy President Kithure Kindiki visited Marsabit County and declared an end to regional development disparities across Kenya. The government has extended national programs to all forty-seven counties without exception. Kindiki emphasized that historical patterns of regional neglect have ceased under the current administration. He assured residents that equal development opportunities will reach every corner of the nation. This commitment represents a fundamental shift from past discriminatory practices.
The administration has accelerated identity card registration processes for Northeastern and Coastal region residents. New legislation eliminated additional vetting procedures that previously burdened border county inhabitants. Within fourteen days, authorities registered approximately fifteen thousand new identification card holders in the Marsabit area. President William Ruto formally abolished discriminatory vetting requirements through executive action on February fifth. These reforms address longstanding barriers that prevented citizens from accessing basic documentation and government services.
The administration has accelerated identity card registration processes for Northeastern and Coastal region residents. New legislation eliminated additional vetting procedures that previously burdened border county inhabitants. Within fourteen days, authorities registered approximately fifteen thousand new identification card holders in the Marsabit area. President William Ruto formally abolished discriminatory vetting requirements through executive action on February fifth. These reforms address longstanding barriers that prevented citizens from accessing basic documentation and government services.
