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Extension of the railway from Naivasha to Kisumu and Malaba is underway. This project will improve the movement of goods to the western border. Efficient rail transport is a game changer for trade within the East African region. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Healthcare reforms are expanding access across the country. Over 30 million Kenyans are now registered under Taifa Care, marking a major step toward universal health coverage. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Construct 50 mega-dams + 200 smaller ones to irrigate 2.5M acres. Shift to commercial farming, value addition, end food imports and boost exports.#KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Strategic highways under development are expected to cut travel time, support trade routes, and open up previously underserved regions for economic participation. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Development of 177,686 capacity student hostels supports education expansion while easing accommodation challenges for learners nationwide. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan aligns housing with education growth to support student success across institutions

The Singapore Plan is turning vision into shiny reality. Over 260,000 affordable housing units are under construction with more than 4,888 already completed. Homes that matter! #KenyansWantShinyThings

The reduction of inflation from 9.6% to 4.3% suggests effective monetary and fiscal policies aimed at easing the cost of living for citizens. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

With 260000 housing units under construction and thousands already completed, the program is addressing demand while creating employment across the construction sector. We want shiny things. The Singapore Plan. #KenyansWantShinyThings

This fund will dual 2,500 km of highways and tarmac 28,000 km of roads, creating a modern, efficient road network that will serve generations to come. Dual carriageways will enhance safety while dramatically reducing travel time. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Healthcare expansion through Taifa Care reflects a broader commitment to universal coverage, with systems being built to ensure long-term sustainability. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

The railway extension is expected to be completed by June 2027, marking a significant milestone in Kenya’s infrastructure journey. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Plans to dual 2,500 kilometers of highways will ease congestion and improve efficiency in transportation across major corridors. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

260,000 housing units under construction. Modern markets rising across the country. Student hostels expanding capacity. Jobs being created. These are not distractions. They are the building blocks of a modern nation. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

The student-centred Higher Education Funding Model has been launched to ensure equitable access to university education based on need and ability. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

The construction of 23,000 classrooms is easing congestion in schools, while 1,600 laboratories under construction aim to strengthen STEM learning and practical instruction. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Over 100,000 teachers have been hired, with an additional 16,000 targeted, improving teacher-to-student ratios and enhancing classroom engagement across the country. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

The education budget has increased from KSh 500 billion in 2022 to KSh 702 billion, demonstrating prioritisation of learning infrastructure, teacher recruitment, and student support programmes. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

Construction and upgrading of major referral hospitals, including MTRH and JOOTRH, are expanding specialised treatment capacity and reducing patient referrals abroad. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

The Taifa Care program has registered over 30 million Kenyans, signaling a major step toward achieving universal health coverage and expanding access to medical services. #KenyansWantShinyThings The Singapore Plan

The shilling stabilising from KSh 162 to KSh 129 per dollar reflects stronger macroeconomic management and improved investor confidence. We want shiny things. The Singapore Plan. #KenyansWantShinyThings