The Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of performance and delivery management in the Executive Office of the President, Eliud Owalo, has assured Kenyans that the government’s development agenda is progressing as planned.
Speaking after a review of major projects across the country, Owalo stated that most initiatives are on course for completion within the stipulated timelines.
He emphasized that the government remains committed to fulfilling its promises under the Kenya Kwanza Plan, which served as the foundation of its campaign and now guides national policy and development efforts.
“With a view to fully implementing the Kenya Kwanza Plan, we are ensuring that key projects align with our policy framework and development agenda,” Owalo said.
The government has prioritized infrastructure, healthcare, and economic empowerment programs, aiming to uplift citizens and stimulate growth. Owalo reassured Kenyans that mechanisms are in place to track progress and address any challenges that may arise.
“The review of major and strategic projects has shown significant progress, and we are confident that most will be completed on time,” he added.
The assurance comes amid growing public scrutiny over the pace of government projects, with many calling for transparency and accountability in implementation.
However, Owalo reaffirmed that the administration is keen on delivering tangible results that will benefit all Kenyans.
