Leaders urge Kwale residents to register as voters

Coast leaders have urged residents of Kwale County to acquire national identity cards and register as voters, saying increased civic participation would strengthen the region’s voice in national development while sustaining ongoing government investments in infrastructure, water, land reforms and the blue economy. Speaking during a public meeting in Matuga in Kwale County, Cabinet Secretary…

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