Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has presided over the issuance of 20,773 land title deeds to residents of Kinango Constituency in Kwale County as the government intensifies efforts to address historical land ownership injustices along the Coast.
The title deeds were distributed to residents of Mwavumbo, Dumbule, Gandini, Bofu, and Busa during an event held on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in Mwavumbo.
Kindiki said the land reform initiative, which was a campaign promise ahead of the 2022 General Election, was progressing towards resolving historical land disputes and ending the squatter problem in the Coast region.
Last month, President William Ruto issued 51,131 title deeds to residents in other parts of Kwale County.
The Deputy President also flagged off last-mile electrification materials in Kalalani, Kinango, targeting 101 households at a cost of KSh7.5 million.
The project forms part of a wider rural electrification programme targeting 15,000 households across Kwale County, with an estimated budget of KSh1.8 billion.
Kindiki said access to electricity would improve household security, support children’s evening studies, and create opportunities for small businesses, including welding workshops, barbershops, and salons.
He was accompanied by CS Salim Mvurya, Governor Fatuma Achani, and several Coast leaders.