Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has chaired the fifth Joint Cabinet Committee meeting of 2026 to review progress on government reforms and flagship projects ahead of the end of the administration’s first term.
In a statement shared on his official page on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, Kindiki said the meeting was held in Karen, Nairobi, and focused on reforms across agriculture, education, health, housing, sports and economic growth.
The committee agreed that line ministries should strengthen leadership and coordination of key programmes and flagship government projects to consolidate the administration’s development agenda.
The meeting comes as the government continues to pursue its priorities across the various sectors, with ministries expected to maintain focus on implementation as the first term approaches its conclusion.
