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Our efforts to enhance Public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the tourism sector and build more collaborations between the government and private sector remains one strategic pillar in our quest to increase tourism arrivals and improve visitor experiences. We shall tap into these…

The Kapsuser–Sosiot and Kapsuser–Kipsolu Roads cover 13km and are 66.3% done. Set for completion in Sept 2025, they will enhance rural mobility and boost economic activity in Kericho. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The 100m-long Sigiri Bridge in Budalang’i is now complete. Once a dangerous crossing, it now guarantees year-round access even during floods, restoring safety and dignity. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Mago–Mululu–Vokoli Road, 19.9km in length, is 14% done. When delivered by December 2026, it will reduce travel time and improve rural access to schools and health centres. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

With 98% of works complete, the 13.5km Gisambai Road is nearly done. Vihiga residents now enjoy smoother access to markets and essential services — a road that truly connects lives. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Chepseon–Maili Nne Road in Kericho, 6.5km long, is 90% done and due this July 2025. It brings smooth, quick access to schools and farms—no more muddy commutes. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Mbale–Mbihi–Luanda Road in Vihiga, 20.8km long, is progressing steadily at 15%. Once completed in 2027, it will open up rural economies and ease travel across the county’s trading zones. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Ngong–Suswa Road has transformed connectivity between Kajiado and Narok counties. What was once a rough, dusty route is now a smooth corridor boosting trade, tourism, and daily travel for thousands. A true game-changer. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Soko Huru–Sigowet Road, measuring 31.2km, is now fully complete. Residents in Kericho can now enjoy seamless travel, better market access, and faster transport. A key promise delivered for the region. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Silibwet–Merigi–Kapkimolwa Road, 27.7km long, is at 17.9% progress and set for completion by April 2026. Once done, it will connect key areas in Bomet, ease travel, and support local agriculture and trade. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Musikoma–Buyofu–Mungatsi Road, stretching 41km, is 75% complete and set for full delivery by June 2026. It will enhance movement across Bungoma and Busia, boost trade, and reduce travel time for thousands. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Longisa–Chebunyo–Sigor Road, 60km long, is 25% complete with full delivery expected by December 2026. Once finished, it will link Bomet to West Pokot, open remote areas, and ease transport across counties. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The 30km Lolgorian–Kilgoris Road is 80% complete and set for full delivery by August 2025. Once done, it will unlock movement across Narok, boost trade, and connect communities long underserved by poor roads. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Chepseon–Maili Nne Road, 6.5km long in Kericho, is now 90% complete and set for full delivery this July 2025. Residents will soon enjoy improved mobility, faster transport, and reduced dust and mud. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Kapsuser–Sosiot and Kapsuser–Kipsolu Roads, covering 13km in total, are now 66.3% complete. With full delivery expected by September 2025, farmers and commuters in Kericho will enjoy smoother, faster, and safer travel. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The 100m-long Sigiri Bridge in Budalang’i in Busia county is complete, ending years of dangerous river crossings. Communities can now access schools, health centres, and markets safely—even during floods. A promise fulfilled. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Mago–Mululu–Vokoli Road, 19.9km long, is at 14% progress. By December 2026, it will ease travel across Vihiga, improve farm-to-market access, and uplift trade for locals who’ve long endured poor roads. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Mayanja–Busunu–Sirisia–Nalondo–Musese Road spans 27km and is at 18% progress. Once completed by Jan 2027, it will link farming zones in Bungoma to major markets, ease travel, and boost the region’s economy. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Mbale–Mbihi–Luanda Road, spanning 20.8km, is steadily progressing with 15% of works already completed. Once done by 2027, it will open up Vihiga for trade,ease movement to Luanda Market, and uplift rural economies long burdened by poor access #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke

The Gisambai Road, 13.5km in Vihiga, is now 98% complete — a near-finished milestone bringing real change. From muddy detours to smooth transport, residents enjoy better access to schools, hospitals, and markets. #DeliveringRoadsPlan Ukweli Itoke