North Horr MP Adhe Wario is urging the Kenyan government to accelerate the development of wind power projects in Marsabit County, highlighting the region's vast untapped potential and its importance for national industrial and energy goals.

• Feasibility studies confirmed viability, with the Bubisa site recording average wind speeds of 11 meters per second.
• Adhe Wario, North Horr MP, called on the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Energy to outline plans for projects in Bubisa, Hurri Hills, and Elgade.
• The initiative supports Kenya’s Vision 2030, the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), and Sustainable Development Goal 7.

The Kenyan government has invested Sh34.4 billion in expanding its fiber-optic network across the country, aiming to enhance digital connectivity and e-government services.

• The total expenditure of Sh34.4 billion includes Sh4.3 billion for NOFBI I, Sh7 billion for NOFBI II, and Sh11 billion for NOFBI II Expansion.
• The ICT Authority projects revenue of Sh725.8 million from 13 percent commercialization of the network in FY 2025/26, expecting to reach 100% utilization by FY 2029/2030.
• The National Optic Fibre Backbone Infrastructure (NOFBI) currently spans approximately 13,000 kilometers nationwide.

More than 2,500 residents in Kitui County now have access to clean water thanks to a new Sh3.6 million solar-powered borehole commissioned at Kitui Teachers Training College (KTTC). This project, implemented by the Kenya Pipeline Foundation, aims to enhance health, education, and economic growth in the community.

• The project is estimated to benefit over 2,500 residents and cost Sh3.6 million.
• The borehole was commissioned by Petroleum Principal Secretary Mohamed Liban, with KPC Foundation Manager Ms. Rachel Gathoni reaffirming the commitment to sustainable development.
• This is the 10th borehole developed under the Kenya Pipeline Foundation’s community water initiatives, with similar projects in Nakuru, Nairobi, Meru, and Kajiado counties.