Roads and Transport Corridors

• 2,669 km+ of new blacktop roads built since 2022:

  • KeNHA: 527 km

  • KURA: 334 km

  • KeRRA: 1,807 km

• 132,343 km of road network maintained nationwide.

• Completed major transport projects:

  • Nairobi Expressway (27.1 km)

  • Dongo Kundu Bypass

• 13 new footbridges constructed, representing a 116.7% increase.

• Mokowe Jetty completed.

 

SGR, Ports and Aviation

• 7.05 million SGR passengers transported in 2024, a 10.2% increase from 2022.

• Mombasa Port capacity exceeded 2 million TEUs, a 38% increase.

• Port turnaround time reduced from 3 days to 2 days.

• Lamu Port now has 3 operational berths, strengthening regional trade corridors.

• 11.1 million air passengers handled in 2024, a 5.3% increase.

• 293,733 aircraft movements recorded.

• Strategic investments continue to position Kenya as a regional logistics and transport hub.

 

Energy and Power

• Electricity connections increased to 10,045,775 households and businesses, up 12.6% from 8.92 million in 2022.

• Power system reliability reached 82%, surpassing the 70% target.

• 73% of electricity generation comes from renewable energy sources.

• Installed generation capacity surpassed 3,300 MW, up 5.2%.

• 9,512 km of KETRACO transmission lines developed.

• 865,000 smart meters deployed nationwide.

• Demurrage costs reduced by 75.5%, improving operational efficiency.

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Water and Sanitation

• More than 6 million additional Kenyans gained access to clean water.

• National water coverage increased to 74%.

• Access to managed sanitation improved from 27% to 40.9%.

• Thwake Dam is 94% complete and is expected to serve 1.3 million people.

• Mwache Dam construction is underway.

• Non-revenue water reduced from 45% to 44%, generating approximately KSh 1 billion in annual savings.

• Investments are improving public health, household welfare, agriculture, and industrial productivity.

 

Irrigation Infrastructure

• Land under irrigation expanded to 762,767 hectares, a 14.9% increase from 664,000 hectares.

• Rice production increased from 192,363 MT to 289,577 MT, a 50.6% rise.

• 170.5 million cubic metres of irrigation water delivered, up 32.5%.

• 59,232 acres of land reclaimed for productive use, a 7.7% increase.

• 61 km of flood-control infrastructure developed, representing a 73% increase.

• Expanded irrigation is strengthening food security, increasing agricultural productivity, and supporting farmer incomes.

County Aggregation and Industrial Parks (CAIPs) and Special Economic Zones (SEZs)

• Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) increased from USD 759 million to USD 3.007 billion, a 296% growth.

• Kenya emerged as Africa's top investment destination, supported by investor-focused policies and SEZ incentives.

• Export Processing Zone (EPZ) investments grew from KSh 125 billion to KSh 459 billion, a 266% increase.

• More than 62,000 workers are employed within EPZs.

• Public SEZs increased from 3 to 9, while private SEZs expanded from 6 to 29.

• SEZs provide incentives such as tax holidays, one stop licensing services, and supporting infrastructure to attract investors.

• Manufacturing's contribution to GDP increased from 7.6% to 10%, with a target of 20% by 2030.

• CAIPs are connecting farmers and MSMEs to processing industries, helping reduce post-harvest losses and strengthen value chains.

• Exports increased from KSh 871 billion to KSh 1.112 trillion, representing 27.7% growth.

• The Kenya EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) has expanded access to international markets.

• Production cluster mapping has been completed in 22 counties to support regional industrialisation.

• A modern cold storage facility in Nyandarua has been completed to support agricultural value addition.

 

Local Manufacturing and Value Addition

• More than 3.5 million digital devices have been manufactured locally.

• 21,372 locally manufactured devices have been distributed to schools.

• KSh 11 billion has been ring-fenced to support Jua Kali artisans and MSMEs participating in affordable housing projects.

• Ongoing investments in the leather value chain are reducing raw hide exports and supporting tannery upgrades.

Cash Transfer and Safety Net Programmes

• Inua Jamii programme supports 1,212,325 beneficiaries, achieving 76% of a 1.6 million target, up from 794,603.

• CT-OVC programme supports 448,809 households, increasing from 278,188.

• NICHE nutrition programme has reached 41,000 beneficiaries, achieving 55% of its target.

• Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP) supports 127,797 households in arid and semi-arid regions, with relief food provision doubled to enhance resilience.

 

Women and Youth Economic Empowerment

• Women Enterprise Fund (WEF) has disbursed KSh 3.03 billion to 25,288 groups, training 354,614 women.

• National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) supports 7,077 groups, has issued 1,740 value add grants, and reached 155,580 bursary beneficiaries.

• Youth enterprise financing has provided KSh 677 million to 52,264 youth, exceeding targets by 141.9%.

• Support for gender based violence survivors has reached 29,340 individuals, representing 299% of the target, supported by 350 gender desks nationwide.

 

Sports, Culture and Creative Economy

• Seven national stadia upgraded, achieving 100% of the target, alongside two county stadia.

• Kenya successfully hosted CHAN 2024, a major regional sporting event.

• Development of six film production hubs has been completed.

• Film industry support includes KSh 104 million in grants, exceeding targets by 662%.

• 1,267 innovators have been recognised, and 290 filmmakers have received support to market their work.

Basic Education

• A total of 76,000 teachers have been recruited (permanent and intern), with 24,000 additional posts advertised.

• 23,000 new classrooms have been constructed across all counties.

• The school feeding programme now supports 2,257,963 learners across 18 counties, reflecting a 13.2% increase.

• 7.3 million girls have been provided with sanitary towels across 23,492 schools, improving attendance and dignity.

 

TVET and Skills Development

• TVET enrolment stands at 340,713 students, representing 47.7% of a 718,000 target by 2027.

• 2,583 industries are participating in TVET dual training, a significant increase from 518 in 2022.

• TVET scholarships have supported 110,162 students, with KSh 4.13 billion disbursed.

• 8,989 trainers have been upskilled under the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) system.

• Modular CBET training was launched in May 2025 to improve flexibility and skills relevance.

 

Higher Education and Research

• 411,357 students received loans amounting to KSh 34.6 billion in the 2025/26 academic year.

• 415,375 students were awarded scholarships in the same period.

• The Open University of Kenya currently serves 5,063 students across 21 academic programmes.

• 14,755 public officers were trained at the Kenya School of Government in 2025, strengthening public sector capacity.

Digital Governance and Public Service

• Over 23,000 eCitizen services have been digitised, increasing from 219, generating about KSh 800 million daily in revenue.

• 2.8 million Maisha Cards have been issued.

• 1,004,540 e-passports and 3.13 million Electronic Travel Authorisations (ETAs) have been processed.

• 737 administrative units have been gazetted.

• 23 State Law Offices have been decentralised to improve access to legal services.

• 115 bills drafted, 826 government cases concluded, and 9 arbitration cases successfully won.

 

Security, Peace and Stability

• The Taifa-1 satellite is operational, enhancing national surveillance and data capabilities.

• 7 Joint Operations Centres have been established, up from 3.

• 106,469 National Police Service and Prisons officers are covered under medical and life insurance.

• 3,569 housing units for security officers have been delivered or are under construction.

• 80,000 uniforms have been provided to officers.

• 29,394 offenders have been decongested from correctional facilities.

• 17,487 inmates have acquired vocational skills for reintegration into society.

 

Devolution and County Development

• County equitable share has increased from KSh 370 billion to KSh 387 billion, with a target of KSh 405 billion.

• All movable national assets have been valued and transferred to counties, along with 61 libraries handed over.

• The KDSP Phase 1 (USD 200 million) has been implemented, with Phase 2 (USD 150 million) under negotiation.

• The Public Participation Bill 2024 is before Parliament to strengthen citizen engagement in governance.

• A total of 52 policies have been harmonised to improve coordination between national and county governments.

Economic Diplomacy and State Visits

• A total of 150 state visits (inbound and outbound) have been conducted since 2022, resulting in 179 MOUs signed.

• Foreign Direct Investment increased from USD 759 million to USD 3.007 billion, representing a 296% growth, driven by diplomatic engagement.

• Kenya was ranked Africa’s top investment destination.

• The Kenya–EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) signed in July 2024 has expanded export opportunities, contributing to exports rising from KSh 871 billion to KSh 1.112 trillion.

• Exports to the East African Community (EAC) reached KSh 321.35 billion.

• 9 non-tariff barriers (NTBs) have been removed and 7 one-stop border posts (OSBPs) are operational.

• Kenya hosted major diplomatic and multilateral engagements including the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi and UNEA-6, where it influenced 15 resolutions.

• Somalia’s integration into the EAC has been completed, and 52 EAC policies have been harmonised.

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Diaspora and Global Labour Mobility

• Diaspora remittances increased from KSh 400 billion to over KSh 660 billion (2025).

• 15,678 Kenyans were served through mobile consular services across 121 cities in 55 countries.

• 5,292 safe overseas job placements were secured.

• Kenya has signed 6 bilateral labour agreements and MOUs to support labour migration.

• 9 DIIMS services have been digitised and onboarded.

• A total of 53 high-level diaspora engagements have been conducted to strengthen global partnerships and investment linkages.