President Uhuru Kenyatta is today expected to launch a public information portal where Kenyans can freely make a follow up on government’s achievement since 2013.
Speaking at the Kisumu State Lodge, State House Spokesman Manoah Esipisu said the portal will showcase various National Government programs and projects across the country as they mark four years since jubilee government came into power.
“We all recall the solemn ceremonies of that April 9th, four years ago. The President and Deputy President William Ruto took their oaths of office, and we had a peaceful transfer of power, according to the will of the people of Kenya," said Esipisu.
"These things are precious in themselves; they are things that make us, as a nation. We mark and celebrate them,” Esipisu added.
Esipisu said that the government had achieved what they had pledged to Kenyans during the four years in power.
“Virtually every substantial piece of legislation required for the establishment of the new constitution has been passed by the 11th Parliament, assented to by the President," he went on.
"It is under his administration that the counties were set up; it is under his administration that the counties have received more than double the constitutional requirement of 15 per cent, for a total of more than a trillion shillings,” he added.
With the current technology in Kenya, the public can now access and monitor government projects and programme online.