Governor George Natembeya Ranked 2nd Best Performing Governor in Kenya

 The latest Budget Controller’s report on project fund utilization has ranked Trans Nzoia County among the top-performing counties in Kenya.

According to the report:

Nandi County leads at 90%

Trans Nzoia County under Governor George Natembeya follows at 77%

Narok County scored 74%

Meru County posted 73%

This ranking positions Governor George Natembeya as the second best performing governor in the country, a recognition of his unwavering commitment to prudent resource management .



Key Achievements of Governor George Natembeya

Prudent Financial Management

Ranked 2nd best in the use of project funds at 77%, showing high accountability and transparency in resource allocation.

Healthcare Expansion

Oversaw the upgrade of Kitale County Referral Hospital, including modern equipment and improved service delivery.

Launched health outreach programs bringing services closer to remote villages.

Education Investment

Increased funding for bursaries and scholarships, enabling thousands of needy students to access education.

Supported infrastructure development in ECDE centers and vocational training institutions.

Agricultural Support for Farmers

Rolled out subsidized farm inputs and mechanization programs to boost Trans Nzoia’s position as the country’s breadbasket.

Strengthened cooperative societies to empower smallholder farmers.

Infrastructure Development

Opened up rural access roads to enhance trade and connectivity across the county.

Invested in water and sanitation projects for both urban and rural areas.

Youth and Women Empowerment

Supported youth groups with entrepreneurship funds and training.

Launched initiatives targeting women in agribusiness and small-scale trade.

Governor Natembeya’s leadership continues to resonate not only in Trans Nzoia but also across the country, cementing his growing influence as one of Kenya’s political heavyweights.

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