Deputy President Kithure Kindiki affirmed the government's commitment to ensuring no county is marginalized, promising equal resource distribution to all Kenyans regardless of political, tribal, or religious affiliations.

• The government plans to eliminate extra vetting for national identity cards in border counties like Tana River.
• DP Kindiki met with Tana River leaders and elders to discuss ongoing development activities in the county.
• Projects highlighted include KSh 1.5 billion for the rehabilitation of Bura Irrigation Scheme, KSh 260 million for fresh produce markets, and KSh 432 million for Last Mile Electricity Connectivity to benefit an additional 2,700 households.
• He urged unity, cautioning against political leaders using clannism and ethnicity to divide citizens.