Posted on :Tuesday , 11th March 2025

Kithure Kindiki, Kenya's Deputy President, has lately stated that the expansion of the manufacturing and industry sectors will quicken the country's transition into a first- world nation. Kindiki asserts that the administration led by President William Ruto has made significant investments, both in terms of coffers and time, in value chains that are essential to the metamorphosis of the country from its current situation.

It was brought to his attention that these value chains encompass some of the sectors in which the maturity of Kenyans make their living, particularly in the agrarian sector, among other sectors. Growing manufacturing and assiduity is one of the motors that will propel their nation from a third world country to a first world country in the shortest quantum of time possible.

The maturity of Kenyans calculate on these value chains for their livelihoods, and the Kenya Kwanza administration is still investing substantial coffers to change these vital value chains that are essential to the metamorphosis of their nation." In mining, husbandry, beast, fisheries, and the blue frugality," Kindiki stated.

At the Mumias Sugar Complex Grounds in Kakamega County, the Deputy President gave a speech. He was present when the chairman blazoned the first- ever perk payments to Mumias, Kakamega County, sugarcane producers.He reaffirmed the government's resoluteness to see this change through to the end for everyone.

Kindiki went on to say that he's certain the nation is headed in the right direction to fulfill the pledges made to Kenyans during the 2022 election juggernauts." Your Excellency, in line with the vision you and your administration have for Kenya, we're headed in the right direction for its metamorphosis."

Bonuses of Sh150 million were given to 15,846 growers named from Kakamega, Busia, Bungoma, and Siaya counties. Kindiki also outlined farther profitable and social conduct the government is enforcing to quicken Kenya's development.

According to the DP, these include promoting macroeconomic stability, boosting the manufacturing sector, investing in the casing program to ameliorate the standard of living for Kenyans, and adding a many employment. also, he said, the administration is concentrating on social reforms, particularly in the fields of education and health, as well as the structure that facilitates value chain development." These seven regions make up the Seven Golden Keys that will propel Kenya from its current position to the most sought- after position in the first world as snappily as possible."