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TKhsehPr1e0s.i0d0endt’asilDyigoensltinDeaileyd, ition WherFeriPdaicyt,uArperisl 5T,a2l0k23Thousands Of Wohredres PictuNroes.3T9a5lkFTRhIoDuAsYa,ndAsPORfILW5o,rd2s023 1 The His Excellency’s Signature Since 2013 The Government is invest- Prof Njuguna Ndung’u, CS Finance and his CT counterpart Eliud Owalo receiving the President at the Fingo Africa fete ing in the digital economy to create more opportuni- transactional efficiency, en- Present were Cabinet person Anne Waiguru, among ties for the youth. hance security and protect pri- Secretaries Eliud Owalo, other leaders. vate data in the finance sector. Njuguna Ndung’u, COG Chair- President William Ruto said the Government is keen on making Kenya an ICT innovation hub to unlock the digital economy potential. He said the Government has put in place robust measures to ensure successful implementa- tion of the digital economy. He cited the National ICT Policy, the Kenya Start-Up Act, Data Protection Act, Digital Econ- omy Blueprint and the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act and the Konza Technopolis project as the areas of focus. “The digital transformation agenda is real, feasible and an- chored on a robust institutional framework,” he said. President Ruto spoke on Thursday during the launch of Fingo Africa powered by Eco- bank at Sarit Centre in Nairobi. The President said finan- cial technology will promote Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua Deputy President said yesterday that it was a milestone Rigathi Gachagua issuing more than 6,000 title deeds to the residents of Naikarra Ward, in Narok West Constituency. “Issuance of title deeds is one of the surest ways of increasing the value of land and spurring long-term investment and sustainable develop- ment, he said A title deed is also crucial in ending conflicts on ownership, even in areas where land has been on commu- nal holding; it proves PAGE 3

2 The President’s Digest Daily, Friday, April 5, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words LEGEND: TOP: The President, Dr William Ruto with Fingo Africa Boss and ICT CS Eliud Owallo and other top officials from the government and from ECO Bank Sarit Center branch. ABOVE: The President in a pensive mood. TOP RIGHT: ICT CS Owallo and Fingo Boss. RIGHT: PS ICT Eng. John Kip- chumba Tanui, CS Tourism Penninah Malombe and COG Chair and Kirinyaga GVN Ann Waiguru

The President’s Digest Daily, Friday, April 5, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 3 FROM PAGE 1 ownership and guarantees secu- rity. This development will pro- gressively contribute to achieve- ment of the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda under the Kenya Kwanza Plan. Nobody will be Left Behind in the Kenya We Want. For the local community, whose way of life has been ma- jorly nomadic, they open a new chapter of developing their land besides diversifying from pasto- ralism to other high-value and more stable socio-economic ac- tivities. “This is also in inheritance for the family and generations of those who received the titles to- day. They should, therefore, be secured; I urged them not to sell the land,” said the DP RIGHT: The Deputy President handing over Title Deed to one of the land owners as Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu and other officials looks on LEGEND: LEFT: Deputy President handing over Title Document to an old man who has never owned his personal land until yesterday; ABOVE: Lands CS Zachary Mwangi Njeru who witnessed the issuance of the Docu- ments to the owners. RIGHT: Narok Governor Pa- track Ole Ntutu. He played host to the DPs entourage and was excited that his ad- ministration will issue more land ownership titles...

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The President’s Digest Daily, Friday, April 5, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 5 Said the President, “We will ensure that the Kenya Meteorological Department is adequately supported — both technically and finan- cially — so as to guarantee the provision of precise and superior weather forecasting that can guide our agriculture.” He said this during a meeting with Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization Prof. Petteri Taalas at State House, Nairobi who is on official visit to the country.

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8 The President’s Digest Daily, Friday, April 5, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words The First Lady, Mama Rachel Ruto, received Dr. Senorita Isaac, the Chairperson of the Human Achievers Foundation, at State House yesterday. Dr. Isaac, a social worker and a businesswoman, works on the rights and dignity of women and girls in India with a view to empower- ing them. Dr. Isaac’s Foundation runs an artisans’ certification program that could possibly be introduced in Kenya through relevant authori- ties. The two discussed areas of cooperation on women's empowerment and capacity building. The partnership will seek, through Mama Doing Good, to train women on skills that will enable them to earn a living. Existing women's empowerment projects like Joyful Women Organization and Carakana by the First Lady will also be supported to reach many more women in rural and urban informal settlement areas.

The President’s Digest Daily, Friday, April 5, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 9 International Atomic Energy Agency visits PCS Mudavadi Yesterday, the Prime Cabinet secretary Musalia Mudavadi held a fruitful discussion with a team from the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA led by the Director General, H.E Rafael Mariano Grossi who paid a Courtesy call on him in his office. Reported the CS, “Our deliber- ations focused on how IAEA can augment our existing ener- gy sources through Nuclear energy with a view to having the right energy mix for the country. Such diversification will go a long way in reducing the cost of power and provide a reliable stream that in turn will lower cost of production and by extension, cost of liv- ing.” IAEA is also exploring sup- port in the field of medicine specifically in the area of on- cology. The government acknowledge the support of IAEA to the people of Kenya and call for the strengthening of partnership in the medical field especially the cancer treatment that is impoverish- ing many families Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit of The ACK Church paid PCS Mudavadi a courtesy call. They had a brief conversation on key matters of national interest and the place of the Church in supporting government in its undertakings. We urge the citizens to continue maintaining peace, unity and to co- exist in harmony and support government's efforts in the resuscitation of the economy and improving livelihoods of all Kenyans. They prayed together for the leadership, the citizens and the nation at large.

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The President’s Digest Daily, Friday, April 5, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 11 TOP: CS’s Mithika Linturi, Ezekiel Machogu and Penninah Malombe with UN visitors during the luncheon hosted by President William Ruto in honour of UN Secretary General Antonio Gu- terres, above embracing each other before the luncheon at State House Nairobi.

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