The President of Kenya Uhuru Kenyatta is back in Malindi, less than two months since the last official visit.
The leader of the ruling party has undertaken in recent days a new journey in the coastal regions, not only for election campaign purposes.
And 'well it is known that in the upcoming elections Jubilee Party would hold a great deal to win votes on the coast, to proceed to the economic development and infrastructure that is airing for years, but at the same time Kenyatta and his have already launched several projects that still They would usher in, at least in part, before next August 8, the date of the elections.
So Uhuru, who yesterday stayed at the Ocean Beach Resort with a retinue of a hundred people, many different helicopters on patrol in the skies over Malindi, has put in his notebook the visit to the road construction sites to the Tsavo East National Park.
The undertaking by the President is to be able to inaugurate the first 12 kilometers from Ganda in Jilore by July.
There is another project that the President should announce: even the asphalting of Kakuyuni-Gongoni road, which should be the first step to connect the Mombasa-Nairobi highway, at the height of Mariakani, the Malindi-Lamu, without pass from the tourist town.
In this regard Kenyatta has stopped yesterday morning in Witu, where he promised the asphalting of Witu-Lamu, in view of the work to the great port Lappset archipelago on the border with Somalia.
Second date, not least, a visit to to see for himself the progress of the international airport works, expressly called for the project by himself and reinforced by a promise made long ago friend Flavio Briatore.
The construction of the parking lot for maneuvering and storage of Boeing is ready, now is the most delicate step, that of compensation for residents of which will have to be expropriated land and housing, and the eviction of squatters.
Kenyatta after Malindi will shift to Kilifi and then to Mombasa.