The Department of Finance and Economic Planning, in collaboration with the Department of Administration, on Thursday convened a multi-sectoral consultative meeting at the County Chambers. The session, chaired by the […]
The County Government of Uasin Gishu continues to set the pace in digital service delivery, with its automated e-services attracting delegations from across the country eager to learn from its […]
In a consultative meeting held to enhance tax administration and strengthen institutional collaboration, the County Government of Uasin Gishu engaged the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) in discussions aimed at boosting […]
Uasin Gishu County Governor, H.E Dr. Jonathan Bii Chelilim on Friday presided over the launch of a robust revenue enhancement initiative, geared towards raising revenue to meet the targeted figure […]
This morning, members of the Settlement Executive Committee (SEC) from the KK, Segero, and Kasarani settlements, along with their area MCA, Hon. Francis Muya, met with the KISIP County Coordinator […]
The second day of the Monitoring and Evaluation exercise in Uasin Gishu County focused on assessing various development projects across Soy Ward. These initiatives align with Governor H.E. Dr. Jonathan […]
The County Government of Uasin Gishu remains committed to fostering transformative development across its sub-counties, with Moiben Ward in Moiben Sub-County serving as a key example of ongoing progress. During […]
The Department of Economic Planning on Monday kicked off a Monitoring and Evaluation Exercise, aimed at assessing the effectiveness of ongoing and completed county projects, reflecting the country’s commitment to […]
The County Government of Uasin Gishu, under the leadership of Governor H.E. Dr. Jonathan Bii, is setting a benchmark in sustainable governance through its strategic approach to revenue enhancement. The […]
In line with Governor Dr. Bii’s commitment to empowering youth, women and persons with disabilities as outlined in the Nguzo Kumi Manifesto, particularly the adherence to the 30% procurement rule, […]
