President William Ruto has vowed to transform Kisii County through concrete development projects rather than empty promises. From affordable housing to modern markets, upgraded roads, and airport modernisation, the president highlighted ongoing initiatives aimed at improving the lives of residents and boosting local economic growth.
Highlights:
- Sh33 Billion invested in affordable housing, hostels, and modern markets.
- Sh7 Billion allocated to road upgrades across Kisii County.
- Over Sh400 Million spent on modernising Suneka Airport.
- Gusii Stadium set for expansion to international standards.
- Groundbreaking for the Sh350 Million Nyambera Modern Market, which will host 1,000+ traders.
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Focus on Development, Not Rhetoric
Speaking during a visit to Kisii County, President Ruto stressed that real transformation comes from projects and programmes rather than political speeches. He highlighted ongoing collaborations with local leaders, including Governor Simba Arati, to drive sustainable change across the region.
Major Investments Underway
The president detailed a range of initiatives already in motion:
- Housing and Market Infrastructure: Sh33 Billion is being channelled into the construction of affordable homes, hostels, and modern markets, aiming to improve living conditions and stimulate local commerce.
- Road Upgrades: A further Sh7 Billion is earmarked for road improvements, enhancing connectivity and accessibility throughout Kisii County.
- Airport Modernisation: Suneka Airport has received more than Sh400 Million in upgrades, improving regional air travel and boosting economic activity.
Sports and Market Development
President Ruto also announced plans to upgrade and expand Gusii Stadium to international standards, promoting sports and youth talent in the county. Additionally, he officially broke ground for the Sh350 Million Nyambera Modern Market, which will accommodate over 1,000 traders, boosting local entrepreneurship and trade.
For Kisii residents, the message is clear: transformation will be measured in roads, homes, markets, and opportunities, not speeches.
