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    Kwale County Governor Fatuma Achani take significant steps towards improving infrastructure

    Coast Times DigitalBy Coast Times DigitalJuly 15, 2024Updated:July 15, 2024No Comments27 Views
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    By Mwanaharusi Rashid.
    Kwale County Governor Fatuma Achani has taken significant steps towards improving infrastructure in the area by officially launching the construction of a tarmac road from Tsimba to Mbuguni.
    The project aims to ease transportation for residents and road users in Tsimba Golini Ward, Matuga Constituency and address the long-standing issues of poor road conditions so as to enhance economic activities.
    According to the governor the recent launch is part of a broader initiative by the Kwale County Government to upgrade the county’s road network.
    Just a day prior, the county government inaugurated another crucial road project in the Ramisi and Pongwe Kikoneni wards, located in Msambweni and Lungalunga constituencies, respectively.
    These efforts reflect the government’s commitment to equitable development across various regions in the county.
    Governor Achani emphasized her administration’s dedication to infrastructure development as a cornerstone for economic growth and social well-being.
    “Our government will continue to invest in improving our infrastructure to alleviate the poor conditions of these roads for Kwale County residents. This will not only enhance their daily commutes but also facilitate the transportation of goods from farms to markets, boosting our local economy,” Achani stated.
    The new road project has been met with enthusiasm and gratitude from the local community.
    Residents of Tsimba Golini, led by the chairman of the local bodabodas Juma Mbavu, expressed their appreciation for the government’s efforts.
    Mbavu highlighted the significant impact the project will have on the bodaboda sector, particularly in improving the efficiency and safety of transporting pregnant women to healthcare facilities.
    “This project will provide much-needed relief to our sector and improve our service delivery to the community,” Mbavu noted.
    In a parallel development, Kwale County Deputy Governor Chirema Kombo spearheaded the launch of the Burani-Kinango road construction, a project that is expected to have a transformative impact on the transportation dynamics of the Mkongani residents and its surrounding areas.
    For years, these residents have had to endure lengthy detours to reach Kinango town, significantly increasing their travel time and costs.
    The new road will shorten travel distances, reduce transportation costs, and improve access to essential services and markets.
    The strategic significance of these road projects cannot be overstated. Improved road infrastructure is crucial for fostering economic development, improving access to social services, and enhancing the overall quality of life for residents.
    The projects launched in Tsimba Golini, Ramisi, Pongwe Kikoneni, and Burani-Kinango are part of a comprehensive plan to ensure all regions of Kwale County benefit from improved connectivity.
    Governor Achani’s administration has outlined a clear vision for the future, focusing on sustainable development and inclusivity. By prioritizing infrastructure improvements, the county government aims to create an enabling environment for economic activities, attract investments, and ultimately elevate the standard of living for all residents.
    As these projects progress, the residents of Kwale County can look forward to a transformed transportation landscape that not only meets their current needs but also paves the way for future growth and development.
    Governor Achani reaffirmed her commitment to seeing these projects through to completion and ensuring that the benefits are felt across all communities in the county.
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