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County politics now threaten to dim Vision 2030

Vision 2030 director general Julius Muia: “We are focussing on key pillars of the country’s economic plan without regard to political affiliations of the various regions”. PHOTO | Liz Muthoni | NMG

By  KEVIN MWANZA  &  JAMES KARIUKI

Kenya’s Vision 2030 is facing serious headwinds. The team in charge of the ambitious long-term plan that got its feet during President Mwai Kibaki’s regime has said it is facing a number of hurdles in implementing its projects in some counties.

The secretariat in charge of the 20-year plan said on Friday that some counties were not implementing projects that are supposed to ensure the success of the economic blueprint.

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