We are on track to developing and implementing electric motorcycles that will provide affordable and eco-friendly transportation.





Our goal is to encourage the adoption of clean energy alternatives that will align with our climate change action and foster economic growth in our country.

Kenya-Russia trade volumes are low, but the potential between our economies to scale it up is significant. We look forward to a progressive cooperation with Russia to fully maximize these opportunities.

Africa presents an attractive and expansive market for investors seeking new business opportunities. It must work towards integrating more, eliminate barriers to international trade and push for the establishment of a more secure, reliable and efficient cross-border payments system that will deepen financial inclusion and foster growth in the continent.

I have learnt with great sorrow about the passing of Prof. George Magoha, EGH. Prof. Magoha is a towering giant of our time, a great man who stood tall in the academy, where he excelled in learning, teaching and research, as well as in administration, where he led robust turnaround interventions at the University of Nairobi and the @ExamsCouncil.

We must build a bigger and better team that will work together to effectively prosecute the agenda of the people of Kenya. We cannot move our country forward by leaving others behind. With Deputy President @rigathi at @StateHouseKenya, Nairobi, had a working breakfast with MPs from Jubilee party led by @SABINACHEGE and Kanini Kega.

It is with great sorrow that I join Kenyans in mourning the passing of Catherine Kasavuli who died Thursday night at 60, after a long brave fight with cancer.

Catherine was a cheerful, articulate and intelligent news anchor who took to television with unprecedented flair. Her pleasant smile, clear steady voice, and elegance made her a welcome presence and reassuring bearer of news to Kenyan living rooms for decades.

Times have always been challenging in their own ways, but never as trying, harrowing and exhausting as the past year. I am sure that everyone feels they have given their all, and it has not seemed to be enough. In our different ways, each one of us struggles to overcome difficulties through adaptation, creativity and a sheer dogged refusal to give up. We possess an inner resilience that has seen us through moments when everyone thought only a miracle would rescue us.

Hillary Boniface Ng'weno, was the father of Kenyan journalism.

Ng'weno's career began as a brilliant scribe, but he firmly established himself as a towering journalist and a historian of tremendous power. He pioneered robust, independent profound and rich journalism that deepened our nascent post-independence democracy and cast a brilliant spotlight on government and governance.

The lords of tribalism and poverty who are masters/beneficiaries of political violence are very mad at the unbowed HUSTLER Movement. Why? The HUSTLERS have refused the tribe configuration and INSTEAD they want a conversation on their individual HUSTLES which are tribeless. Tribe has been hijacked by tribal lords/chiefs to benefit themselves and their families to the detriment of Hustlers and their children. And ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. The HUSTLERS, as a minimum, want a NEW conversation. Not about anyone's tribe BUT about the HUSTLES of each one of us.

The Covid Billionaire heist at KEMSA is a deplorable manifestation of the worst public vice. The hypocritical “former” Opposition have clearly characteristically changed tune. First, they told us we should ignore what was happening at KEMSA, and that there was nothing wrong with some newly registered suspect companies being awarded tenders worth billions.

Through her poem on unity, Vasity Chebet Mutai from Kapkulumben Village, Chepalungu Constituency, Bomet County, has broken the barriers of impossibilities. We must continously encourage such messages of unity and love for each other. Her courage and firmness is worthy a salute from us all.

This is the story of a passionate daughter and determined mother. Abilasha, a keen eight year old pupil at Bombolulu asked her mother that she wanted to recite a poem to the Deputy President. Her single mother, Mary Wambui, an Uber driver in Mombasa, was to figure out how that was to happen. Meanwhile, her taxi hustle ran into trouble, but determined, she made an attempt with her daughter to present the poem at St James Cathedral Church,  Kiambu, which did not succeed

Commissioned the Limuru Loromo Water Project in Tigoni and launched the Limuru Town Sewerage Project, Limuru Town, Kiambu County. Water impacts every aspect of our lives: health, nutrition, agriculture, food security and the overall quality of life. This makes access to water and sanitation a life changing development.

At the Akurinu Joint Fellowship Mega Prayers and the launch of Community-Based Organization (CBO) at Manguo Primary School, Limuru, Kiambu County. We cherish the valuable role Community-Based Organisations (CBOs) play in the transformation of our country through their involvement in resources mobilisation for community development, improvement of environment, health, agriculture, nutrition, and education.

During a women's empowerment programme, Kabartonjo Primary Grounds, Baringo North, Baringo County. Women are pillars of growth and sustainable development. They are resourceful, industrious and inspire unity in the society.

During the launch of the Wanga Technical and Vocational College, Mumias East, Kakamega County. We are continually fashioning technical education to make it more responsive to social and economic demands of the country;

There has  been a tremendous collective effort towards improving, accelerating and augmenting Kenya’s economic prospects through policies and programmes to improve ease of doing business. #DoingBusinessKe The facilitation of a conducive business environment which is the bedrock to attracting investment, creating job opportunities and wealth is key for the progress of the country. #DoingBusinessKe

Presided over the 3rd graduation ceremony of Kisii National Polytechnic, Kisii County. To underpin our goal of 100 per cent transition from secondary school to tertiary institutions, the Government is constructing and equipping one technical and vocational college in each Constituency.