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Coast leaders have called for equitable distribution of resources to benefit all kenyans ahead of the next financial year. The leaders who met to deliberate and assess whether key projects had been factored in the 2025/26 budget say they will push to ensure that industries and projects that benefit residents are incorporated as a way of rewarding their support in the broad based government. Mining cabinet secretary hassan joho who joined the leaders promised to ensure that their concerns are addressed and called for unity of purpose in the country.
Coast region leaders call for equitable distribution of resources
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