Ruto Unveils Sh75 Million Power Project Set to Light Up 530 Makueni Homes

Hundreds of families in Makueni County have reason to smile after President William Ruto flagged off a Sh75 million electricity project expected to bring power closer to their homes.

The last-mile electricity initiative, launched in Katheka, targets 530 households, offering residents hope for improved living standards and new economic opportunities.

Access to electricity is an important step towards transforming rural communities. For families set to benefit, reliable power could make everyday activities easier while allowing children to study comfortably in the evening.

Small business owners may also benefit from the connections by extending their operating hours, using electrical equipment and exploring new ways to grow their enterprises.

The initiative is part of broader efforts to expand electricity access across the country, particularly in areas where many households are yet to enjoy reliable power.

For residents of Katheka, the development could mark a significant milestone in their pursuit of better living conditions. Electricity can support education, encourage entrepreneurship and improve access to modern household conveniences.

As the initiative moves forward, residents will be hoping to see the promised connections reach their homes and deliver lasting benefits.

The project highlights the importance of investing in rural infrastructure to ensure more Kenyans can access essential services and participate in economic development.

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