Deputy President Kithure Kindiki arrived in Kwale County on Saturday morning for an official tour.
The tour is focused on inspecting ongoing government projects and mobilising resources to support small-scale traders.
He was received by several coastal leaders led by Youth Affairs Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya, alongside other security officials.
The visit will see the Deputy President tour key development initiatives in Lunga Lunga Constituency, where he is expected to assess progress and engage local leaders on implementation challenges.
His itinerary also includes meetings with traders and community stakeholders as part of the government’s broader agenda to strengthen grassroots economic empowerment and accelerate service delivery at the county level.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki leaving for official duties to inspect ongoing projects and resource mobilisation in Kwale/DPCS
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki leaving for official duties to inspect ongoing projects and resource mobilisation for small scale traders in Kwale/DPCS
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki aboard a plane while heading to Kwale to inspect ongoing projects and resource mobilisation for small-scale traders on February 28, 2026/DPCS
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki arriving in Kwale for official duties to inspect ongoing projects and resource mobilisation for small-scale traders/DPCS
Coastal leaders receive Deputy President Kithure Kindiki following his arrival in Kwale County on February 28, 2026/DPCS
Youth Affairs CS Salim Mvurya receives Deputy President Kithure Kindiki following his arrival in Kwale County for official duties to inspect ongoing projects and resource mobilisation for small scale traders/DPCS
Security officials alongside coastal leaders receive Deputy President Kithure Kindiki following his arrival in Kwale County on February 28, 2026/DPCS
