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President Ruto Launches Major Infrastructure Projects Across Kenya

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 18
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President William Ruto conducted a tour in Kenya, laying a foundation stone for a Kenya Medical Training College hostel and inspecting various construction sites. During the tour, he pledged Sh800 million to complete the Makutano Stadium in West Pokot County and reviewed the progress of the 35-kilometre Kopasi River-Lomut-Sigor-Marich Pass road.

From standardmedia.co.ke

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The investments represent a significant commitment to national infrastructure and technical education in Kenya. The projects, including the Nakuru-Marich Pass route, are intended to improve regional connectivity and logistics efficiency. The government plans to allocate additional funds for new markets to accommodate growing trade.

William Ruto's government has announced investments in technical colleges and infrastructure as part of a national conversation focused on development in Kenya.

From standardmedia.co.ke

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