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KIPPRA Participates in Devolution Conference

KIPPRA participated in 8th Devolution Conference from 15th to 18th August 2023 in Eldoret. The 1st Biannual Conference was graced by H.E Dr William Samoei Ruto, President of the Republic of Kenya and attended by over 10,000 delegates. The conference marked ten years since the inception of devolution and was themed “The Present and the Future.”

Delegates visit KIPPRA exhibition booth at the conference

KIPPRA exhibited at the conference and disseminated various research outputs. The Institute exhibition booth was a beehive of activities with dignitaries and delegates visiting and getting to learn more about KIPPRA. KIPPRA’s stand at the conference hosted Governors H.E Mutula Kilonzo Jnr of Makueni County, H.E Kenneth Lusaka of Bungoma County and H.E George Natembeya of TransNzoia County among other dignitaries.

Makueni Governor H.E Mutula Kilonzo Jnr chats with KIPPRA Executive Director Dr Rose Ngugi when he visited KIPPRA Exhibition Booth at the conference

Speaking at the conference, President Ruto emphasised the importance of devolution in empowering counties to achieve their obligations throughout his speech. He also stated his firm commitment to sustaining good governance and taking bold anti-corruption measures.

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