Mwea MP Mary Maingi / HANDOUT
Mwea MP Mary Maingi has released a comprehensive development scorecard report outlining key achievements across education, infrastructure, health, electrification, youth and social empowerment during her tenure.
The scorecard, titled "Mwea: From Commitment to Impact," details multi-sectoral investments funded through the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) and strategic government partnerships.
According to the MP, a cumulative Sh314.65 million has been disbursed in bursaries, benefiting over 57,000 learners.
She says the constituency completed 236 infrastructure projects, including 91 new classrooms, 75 classroom renovations, four modern science laboratories, six administration blocks, 34 ablution blocks, three perimeter walls, and one modern kitchen.
On infrastrutcture Maingi says she has covered 24 named road corridors across Mwea East (15 corridors) and Mwea West (9 corridors) through grading and murraming, alongside tarmacking projects on key routes such as Kutus–Kithiriti, Kutus–Kimbimbi–Kanjinji, and Murinduku–Ndindiruku–Mutithi.
Five fully equiped classrooms at Maguta Primary School in Mwea /HANDOUT
“Eight bridge projects are underway or completed, including Kiamanyeki and Gakungu bridges (completed) and Karira, Kangiciri, Kiumbu 1 & 2, Marurumo, and Kiorugari bridges (in progress),” the scorecard says.
Following her partnership with different government agencies, Mary says electricity access in Mwea has reached 61.8 per cent, with 6,745 households connected to the national grid.
In collaboration with the Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC), 26 projects have been launched—10 completed and 16 ongoing across 15 target areas.
The MP says more than 10,000 residents received preventive care across five medical camp events.
Mwea Tvet hostels under construction in Gathigiriri village /HANDOUT
“Groundwork is also underway for the Kemri National Referral & Teaching Hospital and the Kemru Cancer Centre. Additionally, public service delivery expanded through the establishment of the Huduma Centre and Jitume Digital Hub in Mwea, serving over 300 residents daily, alongside construction of Assistant Chiefs' offices, ACC offices, and police posts,” the scorecard says.
The Mary Maingi Football and Volleyball Tournament invested Sh 18.5 million across four seasons, engaging 146 teams and over 4,800 total participants, she says.
Furthermore, 41 local groups received KSh 5.09 million in Uwezo Fund disbursements, while 100 additional groups participated in general capacity-building and empowerment initiatives.
Mwea MP Mary Maingi inspecting a project /HANDOUT
A partnership with Kenya Breweries Limited introduced sorghum farming as an alternative crop for local farmers, providing seeds, technical training, and direct market access, Maini says.
The MP emphasized that the report reflects a
ongoing commitment to expanding infrastructure, economic opportunities, and
social services for all residents of Mwea
