As Kilifi County joins the Judiciary in celebrating 10 years of the Alternative Justice Systems (AJS), I encourage residents to take advantage of the Open Day, Service Week and Free Legal Aid Clinic. This is an opportunity to seek legal guidance, understand your rights and explore accessible ways of resolving disputes. 📅 26th–30th October 2026 📍 Karisa Maitha Ground, Kilifi No one should be denied justice because they cannot afford legal assistance.

Through the Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project (KISIP2), we have upgraded key roads in Kalolo, Kibaoni, Baya Magonzi and Mtaani in Kilifi Town. The works include Msenangu Butchery Road, Kibaoni Primary School Road, Uwanja wa Water–Kaya Road and Samaki Poa Road, complemented by improved drainage, street lighting and footpaths. For residents, this means easier access to schools, homes and businesses, safer movement and reduced flooding risks. Our commitment remains clear: no community should be left behind as we build a safer, more accessible and prosperous Kilifi. #𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐭𝐮

Tunaendelea kuweka mazingira bora kwa wafanyibiashara wetu wadogo wadogo kaunti ya Kilifi. Hata katika nyakati za usiku, mfanyibiashara wa Kilifi ana nafasi ya kuendeleza biashara yake pasi na changamoto za kiusalama—awe mama mboga, muuza samaki, viazi karai, mtumba au yeyote yule. Bado kuna sehemu nyengine tumelenga kuzing’arisha na tayari tumetenga fedha kwenye bajeti ili kuhakikisha Mung’aro huu unagusa kila kona ya Kilifi. Iwe usiku au mchana, Kilifi lazima ing’are! #𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐭𝐮

🇰🇪 MASHUJAA DAY 2026 Tomorrow, we gather at Bamba Primary School, Ganze Sub-County, to honour our heroes, celebrate our heritage and reaffirm our commitment to building a stronger Kenya. Join us as we celebrate the courage, sacrifice and spirit of our Mashujaa!

Across Kilifi, we are transforming our Vocational Training Centres (VTCs) into modern, well-equipped institutions where young people can acquire practical, marketable skills. By investing in modern tools, technology and hands-on training, we are preparing our youth for..

Mwabaya Nyundo—Gotani pale Kaloleni pia kazi inaendelea ya awamu ya pili ya kuiweka lami barabara hiyo. Gogo hunarisukuma porepore riri suthi hufike ko fumalako. #𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐭𝐮

I attended the 10th German-African Healthcare Forum 2026, held on the sidelines of the World Health Summit in Berlin, Germany, alongside CECM for Health and Sanitation, Hon. Peter Mwarogo. During the forum, I held separate engagements with Siemens and other leading medical technology companies to explore opportunities for acquiring MRI, mammography and echocardiogram equipment to strengthen diagnostic services in Kilifi. Our discussions also focused on streamlining procurement processes, ensuring value for money, and establishing sustainable arrangements for equipment servicing, maintenance and technical support. I further emphasised the need for German medical equipment manufacturers to partner with African training institutions to develop local technical expertise, ensuring that modern medical equipment can be effectively serviced and maintained long after warranty periods expire. The forum also explored stronger Africa-Germany cooperation in healthcare, the One Health approach linking human and animal health, local pharmaceutical manufacturing, research, innovation and data-driven health planning. Held on the sidelines of the World Health Summit 2026, which attracted over 4,000 participants from 130 countries and territories, the engagements highlighted the importance of international partnerships in strengthening healthcare systems. @DOHKilifi @KilifiCountyGov

I participated in a high-level roundtable discussion on Advancing Maternal Health Through AI-Medical Solutions at the World Health Summit 2026 in Berlin, Germany, organised by the Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU) in partnership with Philips. Joined by Kilifi CECM for Health, Hon. Peter Mwarogo, I engaged with Prof. Marleen Temmerman of Aga Khan University, Nairobi, Dr. Matthew Rielly of Philips, Prof. Stephen Rulisa of ECSACOG, and Dr. Jirair Ratevosian of Duke Global Health Institute, alongside doctors, researchers and healthcare experts from across the world. Our discussions focused on AI-supported point-of-care ultrasound, a technology that can bring essential pregnancy scans closer to mothers, support early detection of complications and enable timely referrals, particularly in underserved communities. I shared Kilifi’s journey in implementing healthcare innovations, the challenges encountered and opportunities to expand these solutions through stronger partnerships, training and investment. #worldhealthsummit2026

Tunaendelea kuzipa hadhi inayostahili barabara za kaunti ya Kilifi maana hii ndiyo ilikuwa ahadi yetu kwa Wananchi. Kutoka ADU Kamale, Madunguni, Kijiwetanga, Gotani Kaloleni, Majajani Kilifi hadi Chasimba Chonyi, Mung’aro wa lami unaendelea na hatukomi hapo, bado tutaboresha zaidi sekta ya uchukuzi, tukilenga barabara nyingi za mashinani—tukiziweka lami au cabro. #𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐭𝐮

Ahead of the World Health Summit, 2026, in Berlin, Germany, I paid a courtesy call on Kenya’s Ambassador to Germany, H.E. Stella Mokaya Orina, accompanied by CECM for Health, Hon. Peter Mwarogo. The visit follows an invitation by Philips, a valued partner in advancing healthcare delivery in Kilifi, to address and preside over a session at the Summit. I appreciate the continued support of Philips and Aga Khan University, Nairobi, in strengthening our healthcare sector and opening doors to greater collaboration with global healthcare companies and professionals. Turning global partnerships into lasting benefits for our people. #worldhealthsummit2026 @KenyaembassyGER

DAY 8 OF 20 | JONATHAN DANIEL MTURI FROM RIBE TO THE HELM OF KENYA’S TRANSPORT INSTITUTIONS Greatness often begins in the most humble places. Today, we celebrate Jonathan Daniel Mturi, a son of Ribe, Kilifi County, whose distinguished career took him to the leadership of two of Kenya’s most important transport institutions. From his early service with the East African Railways and Harbours system, Mturi rose to become Port Manager of Mombasa and later Managing Director of the Kenya Ports Authority, playing a leadership role in a sector vital to Kenya’s trade and economic growth. His service extended to the railways when, in 2008, President Mwai Kibaki appointed him Chairman of the Kenya Railways Corporation. Two critical sectors. One remarkable journey of service. Through his leadership, Mturi contributed to institutions that connect Kenya to regional and international markets, facilitate commerce and support livelihoods. His story is a reminder that Kilifi’s contribution to nation-building extends far beyond our county’s borders. As Governor, I honour Jonathan Daniel Mturi for his distinguished public service and the example he set for generations to come. From Ribe to the nation, his legacy remains a source of pride for Kilifi.