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HUNDREDS TURN UP FOR FREE MEDICAL CAMP IN KILOME.

Hundreds of residents from Kilome and neighbouring areas have flocked to Mukaa Comprehensive School for a free medical camp jointly organized by the Makueni County Government and the M-Pesa Foundation.

According to Kilome Sub-county Medical Officer of Health, Charles Mulwa, at least 750 patients had already been registered and are currently receiving healthcare services .

The camp is expected to serve more than 3,000 people.

The medical outreach is offering a wide range of services, including X-ray and ultrasound examinations, laboratory tests, management of chronic diseases, telemedicine consultations, electrocardiogram (ECG) services, fistula screening, general cancer screening, mental health services, eye screening, and dental care, among other health interventions.

Makueni Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr. and his deputy Lucy Mulili are expected to join the M-Pesa Foundation team, which is already on the ground overseeing the exercise.

Makueni County has partnered with the M-Pesa Foundation on several other healthcare initiatives, including the provision of medical equipment and the construction and improvement of maternity facilities across the county.

HUNDREDS TURN UP FOR CORRECTIVE SURGERIES AT THE MAKUENI COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITAL

Over 200 patients with varying ailments turned up at the Makueni Mother and Child Hospital, Wote, for screening and corrective surgeries on day one of a one-week surgical camp.

The camp, organized by the Department of Health Services in partnership with the Kenya Surgical Society aims to address pressing health issues within the community. On Monday, they were able to successfully complete surgeries for 17 patients.

The team is set to operate on an additional 20 patients today, with plans to reach a total of 80 to 100 surgeries by the end of the week. The surgical camp will tackle a range of conditions, including goiter, hernias, prostate problems, cataracts, and hearing impairments.

Dr. Paul Musila, the Executive Committee Member for Health Services in Makueni, noted that many patients have endured their ailments for years due to financial constraints preventing them from accessing necessary surgical care.

The Health Services Department is utilizing this camp as an opportunity to register patients into the Social Health Insurance (SHA) program, further ensuring that residents can benefit from ongoing healthcare support.

Hundreds of Makueni residents residing in Nairobi and its environs turn up for the 2023-2024 Diaspora Budget Public Participation forum at Abardeer Hall, KICC building, Nairobi.

Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr, the Makueni’s team leader is joined by other leaders: Senator Dan Maanzo, Speaker Doughlas Mbilu, Kyalo Mumo (Assembly Majority leader), Sylvia Mueni Kasanga (former nominated senator), several MCAs, national government officials, top managers of various NGOs, among others.

HUNDREDS OF KITHUNGO/KITUNDU RESIDENTS ACHIEVE FOOD SECURITY AND INCOME BOOST THROUGH CLIMATE-SMART FARMING INITIATIVE

Residents of Kithungo/Kitundu are reaping the benefits of food sufficiency and increased incomes thanks to Kathambalani irrigation scheme, a project supported by the county government’s innovative green roads water harvesting program.

The scheme utilizes water harvested from a road drift constructed across the Kathambalani stream, which captures substantial volumes of sand and underground water. This water is then channeled to irrigate farmlands, enabling year-round crop production.

During a routine inspection of the project on Wednesday, County Executive Committee Member for Water, Eng. John Kieti, announced plans to allocate funds in the upcoming financial year for the construction of a mega sump and distribution tank so as to reach more residents.

Area MCA Kisungi Katete, who accompanied Eng. Kieti during the inspection, praised the initiative for its positive impact on the community.

Hundreds of delegates attending the 8th Devolution Conference staged at Eldoret in Uasin Gishu County

Hundreds of delegates attending the 8th Devolution Conference staged at Eldoret in Uasin Gishu County are flocking to the Makueni Exhibition booth to catch a glimpse of the famous Mango fruit and products on display.
They were mesmerized by the milestones achieved by the devolution unit including the My Makueni County App, a platform that has enhanced quick access to government services and information by the residents.
Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr together with his deputy Lucy Mulili is leading several county officials who are participating in the conference to share the county ‘s 10 years of devolution.
 

HUNDREDS FLOCK KAKO AND WAMBITI LAND SUCCESSION CLINICS

Hundreds of residents from Kako/Waia Ward in Makueni County gathered Thursday for a land succession sensitisation forum, in what is being hailed as a major step toward resolving long-standing inheritance and property disputes that have crippled land use and family relations in the region.

The forum is part of a broader initiative launched by Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr.’s administration aimed at tackling the deeply entrenched land succession crisis facing Makueni County residents.

The land succession clinics, spearheaded by the County Solicitor’s Office, are designed to educate residents on the legal pathways to resolve inheritance issues and formalize land ownership.

Addressing the crowd, Chief Officer for Public Service Management Catherine Katuti urged locals to take full advantage of the county government’s free legal support, emphasizing that unresolved succession issues remain one of the biggest hindrances to effective land utilization and economic development in the region.

Residents shared emotional testimonies of family breakdowns, generational disputes, and economic stagnation tied to unprocessed succession cases, many dating back decades.

HUDUMA MASHINANI SERVES 3,127 RESIDENTS IN RECORD-BREAKING NGUU/MASUMBA OUTREACH

Huduma Mashinani Phase II on Thursday recorded its highest turnout since the programme began, with 3,127 residents served at Kwa Ndava Market in Nguu/Masumba Ward. The exceptional turnout highlighted the strong demand for accessible government services in the area.

County Executive Committee Member for Gender, Children, Youth, Sports and Social Services, Eng. Sebastian Kyoni, said the team was in Nguu/Masumba Ward to provide over 23 essential services and thanked residents for turning up in record numbers. He noted that the outreach, now covering its ninth ward, reflects growing public confidence in the initiative.

Nguu/Masumba Ward MCA, Hon. Daniel Musau, said most residents sought birth certificates and national ID services, thanked Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr. for the initiative and called for additional Huduma Mashinani outreaches to address the high demand.

Huduma Centre Makueni Manager, Mr. Benard Nicholas, thanked local leaders for mobilising residents and described the turnout as a clear indication of the importance of the services to the community. The programme continues on Friday, 23rd January 2026, in Kasikeu Ward, Kilome Sub-County.

HUDUMA MASHINANI SERVES 2,334 RESIDENTS IN KASIKEU WARD

The Huduma Mashinani Programme on Friday reached Kasikeu Market in Kasikeu Ward, Kilome Sub-County, where 2,334 residents accessed essential government services.

Over the week, the programme recorded a total of 8,404 residents served with different services at Machinery Market, Matiliku, Nguu, and Kasikeu.

County Executive Committee Member for Gender, Children, Youth, Sports and Social Services, Eng. Sebastian Kyoni, said the team delivered 23 different services, noting that title deeds for Kasikeu residents were also issued during the Friday exercise.

Kasikeu Ward MCA Reuben Kavai said residents had turned up in large numbers, demonstrating the importance of the services, and lauded Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr for spearheading the program.

Huduma Kenya Makueni Manager Bernard Nicholas advised those referred to other service points to prepare their documents in advance to ensure smooth service delivery wherever the programme reaches next.

HUDUMA MASHINANI SERVES 2,199 AT KITUNDU MARKET

The Huduma Mashinani outreach programme on Tuesday served 2,199 residents at Kitundu Market, delivering essential government services closer to the community.

Residents accessed services including KRA registration and tax compliance, NSSF services, National ID processing, SHA registration, and NTSA services. The exercise drew a strong turnout as residents took advantage of the on-site support.

County Executive Committee Member for Gender, Children, Youth, Sports and Social Services, Eng. Sebastian Kyoni, urged residents to continue turning up in large numbers to benefit from the programme.

County Solicitor Jennifer Kyumwa said the outreach addressed long-standing documentation challenges faced by many residents, particularly those arising after the loss of loved ones. She cited issues such as replacement of lost identity cards and official searches, noting that the programme provided timely solutions to help residents regularize their documentation and secure their right

HUDUMA MASHINANI SERVES 2,001 RESIDENTS IN KITHUMANI MARKET, MBITINI WARD

The Huduma Mashinani outreach programme on Tuesday reached Kithumani Market in Mbitini Ward, where 2,001 residents accessed essential government services. The exercise attracted a strong turnout as residents took advantage of services brought closer to them.

County Executive Committee Member for Gender, Children, Youth, Sports and Social Services, Eng. Sebastian Kyoni, said the team provided government documents to residents, noting that the Ward marked the 11th to be reached since the programme began. He noted that nearly 20,000 people have benefited so far and urged the youth to continue applying for national IDs and registering as voters.

Those who attended the function included Mbitini Ward MCA, Bernard Mutua and Huduma Centre Makueni Manager, Bernard Nicholas.