Kenya's Deputy President Kindiki has reaffirmed the government's commitment to supporting the creative industry on par with other sectors. During a meeting with approximately 2,000 artists from Meru, Tharaka Nithi, and Embu counties in Irunduni, Kindiki pledged governmental support to overcome challenges faced by creatives. Additionally, Kindiki emphasized the government's dedication to equitable regional development, specifically assuring that North Eastern Kenya will not be left behind after years of marginalization. This commitment was reiterated during an empowerment rally in Tarbaj Constituency, Wajir County. Supporting this, Principal Secretary Ummi Bashir confirmed that development projects in the North, including the Tarbaj-Kutulo-Mandera road, are progressing on schedule.
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Kindiki in Wajir: DP leads empowerment rally in Tarbaj Constituency #CitizenWeekend https://t.co/gu7xYZO9i3