Kindiki: Ruto government to review 2022 economic charters to address county concerns
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki (right) meets Taita Taveta leaders led by Governor Andrew Mwadime at his official Residence in Karen on January 23, 2025.
Prof Kindiki said the government is aware of issues affecting people at the grassroots and Kenyans should expect the government to address them in the next few years.
Speaking during a meeting with a Taita Taveta County delegation at his official Karen residence on Thursday, the DP emphasised the importance of unity and collaboration in achieving national development goals, promising that the government will fulfill all key issues identified in a series of meetings with the leaders.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has reiterated the government’s commitment to addressing the critical issues in the counties as he promised a review of the 2022 elections' economic charters that the Kenya Kwanza government signed with the devolved units.
Prof Kindiki said the government is aware of issues affecting people at the grassroots and Kenyans should expect the government to address them in the next few years.
