MORE RURAL POWER IN KAKAMEGA AS PRESIDENT RUTO FORKS KSH 3B
President William Ruto’s government has invested KSh 3 billion in Kakamega County to accelerate rural electrification, expand the Last Mile Connectivity Programme and bring reliable electricity closer to thousands of households, businesses and markets. The investment is expected to connect more than 40,000 homes and trading centres, advancing the government’s commitment to achieving universal electricity access by 2030. In Shinyalu, President Ruto launched Phase Four of the Last Mile Connectivity Programme in Lukhumbi Village, paving the way for more households to be connected to the national grid. In Navakholo and Mumias East, he launched the Nderema Village power project, which initially connected more than 160 homesteads, with plans to extend the network to neighbouring communities. In Khwisero, President Ruto commissioned rural grid expansion at Ebutani Junction and surrounding areas of Kisa North Ward, bringing electricity closer to hundreds of residents, b...