60th Mashujaa Day Celebrations Starts At Kericho County 

60th Mashujaa Day Celebrations Starts At Kericho County 

60th Mashujaa day celebrations is expected to take place at Kericho county Green Stadium on October 20, 2023.

The government is in the midst of increasing the stadium’s seating capacity to accommodate 10,000 people, according to Internal Security PS Raymond Omollo.

Omollo claimed the concrete work was already completed during the inspection of the various infrastructure projects at Kericho Green Stadium.

The technical committee, which in fact answers to the steering committee, is leading the majority of the work being done here. Making sure that we are here has taken a lot of work, Omollo remarked.

“We took a thorough tour of the stadium, which is under the management of Sports Kenya. Our public works colleagues are in charge of the oversight, with assistance from KDF. The installation has been completed, and the concrete work has already started.

As part of the inspection, the PS also paid a visit to Kerenga Airstrip and the home of the County Commissioner. 

Mashujaa Day Celebrations Starts At Kericho County 

He asked Kenyans all throughout the nation to turn out in force to commemorate the momentous occasion.

All roads will lead to Kericho for the Mashujaa Day celebrations, so I’d want to take this chance to extend an invitation and welcome to the residents of Kericho and the rest of the nation, Omollo remarked.

The theme of this year’s festivities will be Universal Health Care, a key component of the government’s commitment to fulfilling the goals of Kenya Vision 2030.

Kenya is striving toward achieving global universal health coverage by the year 2030 in collaboration with other UN member states.

The ability for everyone to access the health care they require without experiencing financial hardship is referred to as universal health coverage (UHC) by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Kenya Vision 2030 seeks to make Kenya a newly industrializing, middle-income nation by 2030, offering a good standard of living to all of its residents.

Targeting a variety of human and social welfare projects and programs, with health as a focal point, it aims to invest in people in order to improve their quality of life.

60th Mashujaa Day Celebrations Starts At Kericho County