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Judy Kendi

Dec 29, 2025

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Salim Mvurya Defends Kwale’s Development Record, Warns Against Divisive Politics

"Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya has issued a firm message to leaders and residents in Kwale County, urging them to stay focused on development and avoid political noise that could slow down the region’s economic momentum. According to Mvurya, Kwale’s progress speaks for itself and the priority now is protecting those gains."

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Salim Mvurya Defends Kwale’s Development Record, Warns Against Divisive Politics

H.E. Salim Mvurya has reaffirmed confidence in Kwale County’s development trajectory, describing it as consistent, measurable, and beyond dispute. He cautioned that political distractions and divisive narratives could undermine the steady economic gains being felt not only in Kwale, but across the wider coastal region.

The Cabinet Secretary emphasized that the current development agenda is built on long-term planning and practical outcomes, rather than political slogans. He urged leaders to prioritize unity and productivity over rhetoric that risks slowing progress.

Youth at the Centre of Growth

Mvurya highlighted young people as the backbone of Kwale’s future, noting that government efforts remain focused on creating opportunities for youth-led innovation, skills development, and entrepreneurship. Through targeted empowerment programmes, he said, the government is working to ensure young people have the tools they need to drive sustainable growth.

According to the CS, an investor-friendly environment anchored on stability and collaboration is essential for maintaining momentum and expanding economic opportunities across the region.

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