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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has affirmed the government’s commitment to ending decades of marginalisation in the coastal region and other historically underdeveloped parts of the country. Speaking in Garsen, Tana River County, during a development tour of the region, Kindiki emphasised the administration’s determination to ensure that no region is left behind in the journey toward inclusive and equitable development. Khaled Abdullahi reports.
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