By Grace Waithaka
major boost in kwale courty as President William Ruto, accompanied by Deputy President kindiki kithure and Deputy Government Spokesperson Mwanaisha Chidzuga, launched the KSh 1.44 billion Last Mile Connectivity Project in Kiwegu, Lungalunga Constituency.
The electrification project will see the installation of 124 transformers, ultimately benefiting 12,707 households across Kwale. This initiative aligns with the government’s commitment to accelerating rural electrification, spurring economic activities, and improving the quality of life for residents in underserved areas.
Mwanaisha Chidzuga, who played a key role in the launch, hailed the project as a transformative milestone for the people of Kwale. She emphasized that access to electricity would not only light up homes but also ignite economic growth, enhance education, and improve healthcare services in the region.
“This project is a game-changer for Kwale,” Chidzuga remarked. “With reliable electricity, our small businesses will flourish, our children will have better learning conditions, and our healthcare facilities will be able to operate more efficiently. This is the kind of development that directly impacts the lives of our people, and I am proud to see it happening.”
Chidzuga further reaffirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring no household is left behind in the journey toward full electrification. She noted that the Last Mile Connectivity Project would open doors for digital access, job creation, and industrial growth, giving local entrepreneurs a platform to thrive.
Speaking during the launch, President Ruto emphasized his administration’s dedication to economic transformation through enhanced infrastructure, noting that electricity access plays a crucial role in boosting businesses, driving innovation, and improving livelihoods.
With this electrification milestone, Kwale is set to experience significant socio-economic growth, as improved access to power will stimulate business activities, enhance digital connectivity, and create new economic opportunities.
Mwanaisha Chidzuga, a strong advocate for grassroots development, promised to continue pushing for more projects that uplift communities in Kwale and beyond. As she walked side by side with the President on this development tour, her presence reaffirmed her role as a dedicated leader ensuring that national programs translate into tangible benefits for the people on the ground.
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