Kindiki inspects KMTC Kiambaa campus construction

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki signs a book during the inspection of the Kiambaa KMTC in Kiambu County on October 6, 2026./AMOS NJAU

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has inspected ongoing construction works at the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Kiambaa Campus in Karuri, Kiambu County, reaffirming the government’s commitment to expanding education and training infrastructure.

Kindiki said the government is investing heavily in the expansion of KMTC facilities as part of efforts to increase access to professional training opportunities across the country.

“We are heavily investing in the construction and expansion of this KMTC. The national government will continue supporting the expansion of learning institutions across the country,” he said.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki speaks to residents during the inspection of the Kiambaa KMTC in Kiambu County on October 6, 2026./AMOS NJAUDeputy President Kithure Kindiki speaks to residents during the inspection of the Kiambaa KMTC in Kiambu County on October 6, 2026./AMOS NJAU

Kindiki said the government will continue investing in learning institutions to increase access to education and create more opportunities for Kenyans to acquire professional skills.

He said the expansion of training institutions remains important to the country’s development, noting that facilities such as KMTC play a key role in preparing skilled personnel for the health sector.

Kindiki said the government would continue supporting learning institutions and ensuring that ongoing development projects are implemented to completion.

He said the Kiambaa campus will help bring training opportunities closer to young people in the area while contributing to the expansion of Kenya’s human resource capacity.

Kindiki said the government would continue working with local leaders to identify areas requiring additional investment in education and training infrastructure.

Kiambaa MP Njuguna Kawanjiku reiterated the government’s support for education projects in the constituency, saying the development of the KMTC campus would provide residents with increased opportunities for training and skills development.

Kawanjiku thanked the government for supporting the project and said local leaders would continue working with the national administration to facilitate development initiatives aimed at improving education and other public services in Kiambaa.

“We are happy for the government development at our KMTC,” he said.

He pleaded with the electorate to support the government due to its development record.