President William Ruto’s five-day tour of Nairobi County entered its third day on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, as he continued to launch and inspect major development projects aimed at transforming the city’s infrastructure and social amenities.
On his itinerary for the day, President Ruto is expected to visit Dagoretti North, Dagoretti South, Embakasi South, and Westlands, where he will oversee a series of initiatives targeting economic growth, education, and digital innovation.
His first stop will be in Dagoretti South, where he is set to inspect the construction progress at Riruta Market. The market is expected to provide better trading facilities for small-scale traders and boost local commerce. Additionally, he will open a Digital Innovation Hub at the DCC Grounds, which aims to enhance digital skills and entrepreneurship opportunities for the youth in the area.
In Dagoretti North, the President will commission the DCC/Chief’s Camp, enhancing administrative efficiency and security in the constituency. He will also launch the construction of classrooms at Gatina Primary School and Kawangware Primary School, reinforcing his administration’s commitment to improving educational infrastructure.
The tour will then take him to Westlands, where he will oversee the construction of new classrooms at Westlands Primary School. He will also visit Kangemi Market to engage with traders and inspect the progress of the Kangemi Bridge, a critical project aimed at improving mobility in the area.
President Ruto’s visit to Nairobi has been marked by major announcements and the unveiling of key projects. On Monday, he launched the ambitious Ksh50 billion Nairobi River Regeneration and Engineering Works Programme, aimed at restoring the city’s polluted waterways, expanding affordable housing, and generating employment opportunities for residents.
On Tuesday, the President toured Mathare, where he urged Kenyans to reject divisive politics. During his visit, he also launched an 800-bed dormitory at St Teresa’s Secondary School, a move set to improve student accommodation and learning conditions.
As his Nairobi tour continues, Ruto is expected to emphasize his administration’s vision of economic transformation and sustainable urban development.
