President William Ruto commissioned the new Nandi County Government headquarters in Kapsabet and officially opened the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) Kapsabet Plaza. The event took place in Kapsabet, Nandi County, on Tuesday. The president attended the ceremony alongside county officials and members of the Anglican Church.
The new county headquarters is part of Ruto’s infrastructure development initiatives aimed at improving administrative efficiency and public services. The facility is expected to house key government departments and provide better access to services for residents. The ACK Kapsabet Plaza, a multi-purpose building, will serve as a community hub for religious and social activities.
This development follows Ruto’s broader efforts to modernize county governance and enhance public infrastructure across Kenya. The president has previously launched similar projects in other counties, focusing on improving local administration and community engagement. The Kapsabet projects reflect his commitment to regional development and strengthening local governance structures.
