On the radar/ FILEPresident William Ruto will on Friday issue 11,493 title deeds in West Pokot County as he continues his development tour of the North Rift region.
Ruto is scheduled to begin the day in Sigor at 9 am, where he will inspect the Kopach River-Lomut-Sigor-Marich Pass road and Sigor Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) Market.
He will also issue 4,660 title deeds to residents of Mwino A and B before addressing the public.
At 11 am, the President will move to Kapenguria and Makutano, where he will commission the Kapenguria-Makutano town sewerage project.
He will also lay the foundation stone for student hostels at Kapenguria Medical Training College (KMTC) and inspect Makutano ESP Market.
The programme will include the flagging off of the county’s last-mile electricity connectivity project and the issuance of 6,833 title deeds to residents of Chekomos, Shalphogh, Tamugh and Sondany.
Ruto is also scheduled to issue a Women Enterprise Fund (WEF) county cheque during the engagement in Makutano.
At 1 pm, the President will travel to Kwanza in Trans Nzoia County to inspect student hostels at Kwanza Vocational Training Centre.
His afternoon programme in Kitale, scheduled for 2.30 pm, includes an inspection of the Maili Tatu affordable housing project and the laying of foundation stones for student hostels at Kitale National Polytechnic and the Kitale Medium Prison affordable housing project.
He will also flag off a county last-mile electricity connectivity project, issue a WEF county cheque and commission Kitale Business Park at Kitale bus stage before addressing residents.
Kindiki to inspect development projects in Kirinyaga
Meanwhile, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki will tour Kirinyaga County on Friday.
Kindiki is scheduled to inspect roads, electricity and other development projects and address residents at Thumaita in Gichugu Constituency at 9 am.
He will later hold a public engagement rally at Kiania in Ndia Constituency at 11.30 am.
Court of Appeal to deliver 159 judgments and rulings today
The Court of Appeal is set to deliver 159 judgments and rulings today in appeals and applications heard across the country.
The decisions will cover matters that have been brought before the court.