All regions and communities are being treated fairly and equally in the distribution and sharing of national resources, President William Ruto has reaffirmed.
The President said this policy will help address historical marginalisation and foster national unity, explaining that the Government is deliberately reversing decades of exclusion, neglect and discrimination.
Speaking in Keroka town in Nyaribari Masaba Constituency, Kisii County, after launching the construction of the Keroka-Ibacho-Kiamokama road on Wednesday, President Ruto said no part of Kenya should be left behind in the national development agenda regardless of geography, ethnicity or historical disadvantage.
He pointed out that his administration is focused on eliminating discrimination, policy failures, and unequal access to opportunities that had for years thrown some parts of the country to the margins of national development.
“For decades, some parts of our country have endured marginalisation and unequal access to national resources, denying citizens opportunities to fully realise their potential,” he said.
But through the Government’s deliberate equity-driven development agenda – Usawa ni Sawa – the President explained that his administration is correcting and reversing historical imbalances, one programme at a time, and ensuring that no region is left behind.
He assured residents of Kisii County that the Government will walk alongside them as it is doing with all parts of Kenya, creating an enabling environment for every citizen…
