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Our Reporter Kitui County’s own-source revenue (OSR) has risen steadily,  signaling stronger financial discipline and better systems. Under the administration of Governor Dr. Julius Malombe, the county has nearly tripled its local revenue collections—from about KSh 370 million in earlier years to over KSh 900 million. This revenue growth reflects deliberate reforms aimed at tightening revenue systems and sealing loopholes. County officials confirmed the progress while appearing before the County Assembly Public Investments and Accounts Committee, where members reviewed audit queries raised by the Office of the Auditor-General. Members of the committee lauded Governor Malombe's administration, noting that the county is now edging closer to the KSh 1 billion own-source revenue milestone. Governor Malombe's administration has rolled out digital reforms designed to modernize how the county tracks and collects revenue. Two systems are playing a key role. The Lands Information Manage...

Our Reporter   Residents of Kisasi Ward in Kitui Rural Sub-County have received a major boost in maternal and child healthcare following the commissioning of the Ngiluni Dispensary Maternity Unit by Governor Dr. Julius Malombe. The new facility is expected to significantly improve access to safe delivery services for expectant mothers who previously had to travel long distances in search of maternity care.  With the unit now operational, women in the area will be able to receive skilled birth attendance and essential maternal services closer to home. The development marks a key step in strengthening grassroots healthcare, as Dr. Malombe's administration continues to invest in health infrastructure aimed at reducing maternal and infant risks while ensuring communities access quality medical services within their localities.

Our Reporter   The spotlight for Governor Malombe's Cup now shifts to Kitui South and Kitui East this weekend as the football fever across the county continues to cause excitement. After thrilling and competitive matches in Mwingi North, Mwingi Central, Kitui Central, Kitui Rural, Kitui West and Mwingi West, the football caravan is now heading to the Southern parts and Kitui East for the next decisive fixtures. The tournament has already produced exciting matches, rising talent and strong community support. This has firmly established the football competition as one of the county’s biggest youth sporting platforms. Fans in Kitui South and Kitui East can now brace themselves for intense football action as teams battle for glory in the ongoing countywide tournament. County Sports Minister Phoebe Mutemi says that beyond the competition, the Governor’s Cup continues to nurture young talent, promote unity and bring communities together through sport. ⚽🏆

Drugs & Medical Supplies CO Aggrey Kamba during World Kidney Day  Our Reporter   Governor Julius Malombe's administration has stepped in to strengthen care for kidney patients in the county by establishing a modern renal centre of excellence. The centre, which is nearing completion at KCRH is a major milestone expected to significantly expand access to specialized treatment in South Eastern Kenya Bloc.  The facility, the first of its kind within SEKEB will ease the burden on kidney patients who previously had to travel long distances to access dialysis and other renal care services. The County joined the world today in marking the 20th edition of World Kidney Day at Kitui County Referral Hospital under the theme 'Kidney Health for All' The event brought together residents, health professionals and development partners in a campaign aimed at raising awareness about kidney health and promoting early screening for kidney-related illnesses. Chief Officer for Drugs & M...

Our Reporter   Governor Julius Malombe’s administration Saturday evening took advantage of a live public engagement forum hosted by Radio Citizen at the Kitui Multipurpose Hall, where county officials faced residents and responded comprehensively to pressing questions on development and service delivery. The county government delegation, led by Agriculture and Livestock Minister Dr. Stephen Mbaya Kimwele used the interactive session to address concerns raised by wananchi on key sectors including Agriculture, Health services, Trade, Pro-poor bursaries, Water security and Infrastructure development. During the forum, residents were given an open platform to seek clarification, air grievances and offer suggestions on how the county government can improve service delivery.  County officials in attendance - including ministers and COs - took time to explain ongoing projects, policy interventions and future plans aimed at uplifting livelihoods across the county. Among the concerns...

Vaccination at Kisasi subcounty  Farmers across Kitui County turned up in large numbers as the County Government rolled out its subsidized livestock vaccination campaign. The vaccination drive is aimed at safeguarding farmer incomes and protecting the livestock sector from costly diseases such as Foot and Mouth disease.  The County minister for Agriculture and Livestock, Dr. Stephen Mbaya Kimwele, led a monitoring tour in Kitui West, Mwingi West, Kitui Rural and Kitui South sub-counties where Animal Health Assistants (AHAs) were at hand to offer vaccination to livestock and other domestic animals such as donkeys and dogs. Waziri Mbaya with Animal Health Assistant at Kasevi, Kisasi subcounty  Cattle were vaccinated against Foot and Mouth disease with farmers paying only Ksh50 per cow. Donkeys were dewormed and jabbed while dogs were vaccinated against the deadly and dangerous rabies disease.  Dr. Kimwele underscored the heavy economic toll of Foot and Mouth disease, n...