Garissa news

  As of February 23, 2025, the Deputy President of Kenya is Kithure Kindiki. He assumed office on November 1, 2024, following the impeachment of his predecessor, Rigathi Gachagua, on charges including corruption and incitement of ethnic divisions. Prior to his current role, Kindiki served as the Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration. His appointment came after a series of legal challenges, but the High Court eventually lifted orders barring his swearing-in, allowing him to officially take on the role of Deputy President.

  Government Initiatives Issuance of Title Deeds The national government has distributed 3,000 title deeds to residents in Garissa as part of a broader effort to streamline land ownership. This initiative aims to provide landowners with official documents, ensuring security and reducing land disputes. It is also expected to promote development and investment in the region. Abolition of ID Vetting for Residents The government has officially removed the vetting process for issuing national identity cards to residents of Garissa and other parts of North Eastern Kenya. This process was previously seen as discriminatory and a barrier for many people in the region. Leaders and residents have welcomed this move, as it will make it easier for citizens to obtain IDs and access essential services. Community and Social Affairs Youth Empowerment Training About 3,500 young people in Garissa recently completed a week-long training program focused on character development, skills ...