Kenya’s President William Ruto has commissioned the Nyang’eni Village Electrification Project in Kisii County.
The initiative is part of the government’s broader effort to increase access to adequate, affordable, and reliable power for households, institutions, and businesses across the country by 2030.
The electrification project is already making a tangible impact on the lives of residents in Nyang’eni Village.
The Project is one of many initiatives under President Ruto’s administration aimed at ensuring that all Kenyans have access to electricity by 2030.
The government’s focus on electrification is not just about lighting homes and businesses; it is also about empowering communities, driving economic growth, and improving the quality of life for all citizens.
“We are committed to increasing access to adequate, affordable, and reliable power across Kenya. Projects like the one in Nyang’eni Village are crucial steps towards our goal of universal electricity access by 2030,” President Ruto said during the commissioning event as reported by Nilepost.
The expansion of electricity access is expected to have far-reaching economic and social benefits.
Reliable power will enable small businesses to thrive, contribute to local economies, and create jobs.
For households, access to electricity means improved living conditions, better educational opportunities for children, and enhanced safety and security.
Moreover, the government’s electrification efforts align with Kenya’s broader Vision 2030 development blueprint, which aims to transform the country into a newly industrializing, middle-income nation providing a high quality of life to all its citizens.
As Kenya continues to expand its electrification projects across the country, the government is working to ensure that even the most remote and underserved areas are connected to the grid.
The success of the Nyang’eni Village Electrification Project is a testament to the progress being made and a reminder of the transformative power of access to electricity.
With continued investment and commitment, Kenya is well on its way to achieving universal electricity access by 2030, a goal that will undoubtedly drive the nation’s development forward.
Source: https://energynewsafrica.com