Deputy President Kithure Kindiki defended the Kenya Kwanza government's policies, particularly the Social Health Authority (SHA), against criticism from previous administration officials. He urged critics, including former President Uhuru Kenyatta, to base their assessments on truth rather than falsehoods.

• DP Kindiki stated the SHA program, now called Linda Jamii, offers wider coverage than the previous Linda Mama program, protecting mothers, the elderly, youth, and children.
• Former President Uhuru Kenyatta criticized Kenya Kwanza for "untested and untried experiments" that he claimed were hurting Kenyans and eroding past gains.
• Kindiki highlighted significant infrastructure investments in Northern Kenya, including the 750-kilometre Isiolo–Mandera Highway, the 370-kilometre Lamu–Ijara–Garissa–Isiolo Road, and the reopening of the Garissa immigration office after 10 years.