President William Ruto is scheduled to continue his four-day tour of the South Rift region today, with scheduled stops in Kericho and Bomet counties.
Ruto is set to begin the day’s engagements at Kokwet in Kipkelion West before proceeding to Kapsoit in Ainamoi.
The President will also make a stop at Torit Junction before heading to Boito in Konoin, Bomet county, where he is expected to meet residents and assess development activities in the area.
The engagements form part of Ruto’s ongoing development tour of the South Rift, during which he has visited various parts of the two counties.
During the visit, the President has interacted with residents in different parts of the two counties.
Kindiki to hold public meetings, inspect projects in Meru
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is set to hold a series of public engagements alongside inspecting various development projects during his tour of Meru county.
The DP is scheduled to begin his engagements at 10am, with his programme including a morning public meeting in Kanyakine, Imenti South constituency.
He will later inspect projects in the county as part of his official engagements.
In the afternoon, the Deputy President is scheduled to hold another public meeting in Kibuline, Tigania West constituency.
Kindiki’s visit comes as the national government continues to highlight the implementation of development projects and delivery of public services across the country.
Kalonzo to begin meet-the-people tour of Garissa, Tana River
Elsewhere, Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka is expected to leave for a two-day meet-the-people tour of Garissa and Tana River counties as he steps up his grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general election.
Kalonzo is scheduled to begin the tour today, with the engagement expected to continue over the weekend.
The Wiper leader will hold a series of engagements with residents as he seeks to strengthen his party’s presence and popularise his political message in the two counties.
The tour will also see Kalonzo take his “Ukombozi wa Kenya” message to residents.
