KINDIKI IN JUJA: KSh 933M IN KEY PROJECTSby AS GOVERNMENT PUSHES DEVELOPMENT AGENDA
By June Wambua/reporter
KINDIKI HIGHLIGHTS MAJOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN JUJA AS GOVERNMENT ADVANCES KIAMBU INVESTMENTS
Deputy President outlines infrastructure, affordable housing, markets, student accommodation and rural electrification projects under the government’s development agenda.
JUJA, KIAMBU COUNTY— Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has highlighted ongoing government development projects in Kiambu County during a public address in Matangi, Juja Constituency, underscoring the government’s commitment to expanding infrastructure and improving access to essential services.
The projects span road construction, affordable housing, fresh produce markets, student accommodation and rural electrification, with investments aimed at supporting livelihoods, improving public services and expanding economic opportunities for local communities.
Among the key projects highlighted is the KSh 55 million Weitethie Fresh Produce Market, expected to strengthen trading opportunities for farmers and traders while improving access to market facilities.
The government has also invested KSh 775 million in student accommodation at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), addressing the need for additional student housing and supporting the university’s surrounding community.
In the energy sector, **KSh 103 million has been allocated to connect an additional 530 homes and public amenities to electricity**, extending access to power and creating opportunities for households, businesses and public institutions.
The projects form part of the broader development agenda being pursued in Kiambu County, alongside road construction and affordable housing initiatives.
Addressing residents in Matangi, the Deputy President emphasised the importance of ensuring that development reaches all communities and translates into tangible improvements in the lives of ordinary Kenyans.
“Development must reach every corner and improve the lives of ordinary Kenyans,” was the central message accompanying the development update.
The projects highlight the government’s stated focus on infrastructure expansion, improved service delivery and economic empowerment at the grassroots level.
The message was reinforced by the rallying call: “Usawa ni Sawa! Mbele Pamoja.”
As implementation continues, residents will be looking for these investments to deliver better infrastructure, improved access to electricity, stronger market opportunities and more affordable accommodation for students.
