Joseph Motari, the Principal Secretary of Social Protection, accompanied by Anne Wang’ombe, his counterpart in Gender, attended a town hall meeting in Nakuru County. The session brought together beneficiaries of key government initiatives including the Inua Jamii program, the Women Enterprise Fund, and the Youth Enterprise Program.
The meeting provided a platform for beneficiaries to share their experiences and challenges directly with government officials. Motari and Wang’ombe listened to feedback on the effectiveness of these programs in empowering vulnerable groups and promoting socio-economic development at the grassroots level. Discussions also focused on enhancing support mechanisms and ensuring the programs’ sustainability to continue benefiting communities across Nakuru County.
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