Kindiki, host leaders at funds drive in Garissa

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has criticized the past regimes for allegedly sidelining the residents of Northern Kenya in development distribution. Kindiki took issue with the vetting process that previously complicated issuance of identification documents including the National Identity Cards and Birth Certificates. He also reaffirmed the government’s commitment to accelerating development and restoring equal opportunities across Northern Kenya through implementation of major investment in infrastructure and public services announcing that the ongoing construction of 750-kilometre road that connects Mandera–Wajir–Isiolo highway being done at a cost of 100 billion shillings will ease mobility, reduce commodity prices, open up economic activity and strengthen security.