Deputy Governor Makueni-H.E Lucy Mulili

25/08/2026

Makueni County, KDC in Partnership for Youth Summit

Makueni County Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili on Tuesday led a delegation to KDC offices in Nairobi to explore collaboration and partnership towards the successful delivery of the Makueni County Inaugural Youth Summit, scheduled for November 2026.

The Summit is envisioned as a county-wide platform bringing together young people from across Makueni to engage in dialogue, showcase their enterprises and innovations, access mentorship and establish linkages with government, private-sector actors, investors and development partners.

A key component will be the County Youth Innovation and Diaspora Hackathon, which will identify, mentor and refine promising youth-led solutions for showcasing and pitching during the Summit.

KDC Director General, Norah Ratemo expressed the Corporation’s readiness to collaborate with Makueni County in areas like technical mentorship, business advisory support, participation in the innovation challenge, investment-readiness, enterprise development and linkages to financing and investment opportunities.

Mulili welcomed KDC’s readiness to collaborate, emphasizing that the County is seeking a strategic partnership that goes beyond the summit to create sustained opportunities for youth enterprise development, innovation, mentorship, investment and market access.

The engagement was attended by CECM for Gender, Children, Youth, Sports and Social Services Eng. Sebastian Kyoni and other County Government officials

22/08/2026

Kiima Kiu
22nd August 2026

DG Lucy Mulili Urges Communities to Protect Development Projects

Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili has called on residents of Kilome Sub County to help curb vandalism and protect county development projects.

Speaking in Kwawala Village, Kiima Kiu/Kalanzoni Ward during the funeral of the late Mzee Stanley Kyeva Kyunguti, Mulili expressed conern over the wanton destruction of county projects.

She also announced that through partnerships with various organisations, the county government will continue to fund more water projects.

Mulili urged residents to safeguard existing projects and work with the County Government to ensure they benefit the community.

She was accompanied by area MCA, Justus Mwanzia among other county officials.

19/08/2026

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29/07/2026

Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili Leads Rollout of Community Health Support to Enhance Service Delivery

IVINGONI, July 29, 2026 -Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili on Wednesday rolled out a raft of health interventions, including bicycles for Community Health Promoters (CHPs), an X-ray machine for Nthongoni Health Facility and support for self-help groups to strengthen healthcare delivery across the county.

Speaking during the distribution exercise in Nthongoni and Ivingoni, Mulili said the county’s investment in the Makueni Universal Health Coverage programme has benefited more than 11,000 residents. She added that a KSh 4 million X-ray machine has been procured for Nthongoni Health Facility to improve diagnostic services.

She also said residents continue to access free ambulance referral services between health facilities across the county.

The county distributed bicycles to CHPs to improve household health outreach, while self-help groups received tents and chairs to support community health activities. Community Health Assistant Carolyne Matheka was also handed a motorcycle to enhance service delivery.

Mulili urged residents to work together to end gender-based violence, describing safe communities as key to improved public health.

The event was attended by area MCA Harrison Mutie, County Executive Committee Members Japheth Mang'oka, Eng. Sebastian Kyoni and Irene Makau, and other county officials.

29/07/2026

Mulili Commissions Mang'elete Water Project to Expand Clean Water Access

IVINGONI, July 29, 2026 -

Thousands of residents in Ivingoni and neighbouring areas are set to benefit from improved access to clean and safe water following the commissioning of the Mang'elete Community Borehole Water Project by Makueni Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili.

The project, implemented by Welthungerhilfe (WHH) in partnership with the Mang'elete Borehole Community, is expected to ease water shortages while improving sanitation, public health and livelihoods across the area.

The water scheme comprises boreholes, a solar-powered pumping system, a 40-cubic-metre booster tank, a 100-cubic-metre storage reservoir, 21 kilometres of distribution pipelines, water kiosks, four school tap stands and an inline chlorination system to ensure the supply of safe drinking water.

Speaking during the commissioning ceremony on Wednesday, Mulili called on residents to protect the newly installed infrastructure from vandalism and embrace community ownership to guarantee its long-term sustainability.

She said the county government, under the leadership of Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr., remains committed to expanding water infrastructure through additional projects and extending distribution networks to improve water security across Makueni County.

County officials said the project will significantly improve access to potable water for households, schools and public institutions, promote better hygiene and sanitation, reduce the incidence of waterborne diseases and support education by ensuring a reliable water supply in schools.

The commissioning ceremony was attended by County Executive Committee Members Japheth Mang'oka, Eng. Sebastian Kyoni and Irene Makau, area Member of the County Assembly Harrison Mutie, representatives of Welthungerhilfe, community leaders and other county government officials.

29/07/2026

Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili, accompanied by CECMs Japheth Mangoka, Eng. Sebastian Kyoni, Irene Makau and other county officials, flags off bicycles for Community Health Promoters (CHPs) and oversees the issuance of Makueni Universal Health Coverage (UHC) cards, popularly known as Mutula Care Cards, during a visit to Nthongoni Dispensary in Ivingoni, Nzambani Ward, earlier today. The initiative seeks to enhance community healthcare delivery by improving the mobility of CHPs and expanding access to affordable healthcare services through the Mutula Care programme.

25/07/2026

Kathonzweni, 25th July, 2026

Mulili defends County over CHPs Bicycles Distribution.

Makueni Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili has defended the move by the County to distribute bicycles to Community Health Promoters saying this will help alleviate their trasnport challenges.

She said the CHPs faced challenges traversing long distances as they visited patients at home.

She spoke on Saturday when she joined students, parents and stakeholders during a fundraiser at St. Thomas Kavingoni Senior School in Kathonzweni Ward, where well-wishers raised funds for the school's first bus, 43 years after its establishment.

The event also attracted pledges to support needy students with school fees and uniforms. Kathonzweni MCA Kennedy Maneno, accompanied by his collegues, also attended the event.

23/07/2026

Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili Commissions Twin Water Projects to Boost Access in Mulala Ward

Residents of Mulala Ward are celebrating improved access to clean and safe water following the commissioning of two major water projects by Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili on Thursday.

One of the projects, the Mulala Borehole Project, was drilled by the County Government during the 2024/2025 Financial Year, with a yield of 15,000 litres per hour. Through a partnership with Welt Hunger Hilfe (WHH), water from the borehole has been distributed to 10 water points, benefiting 3,500 village residents as well as 1,700 learners at Mulala Girls Secondary School, and Mulala, Iviani and Uthangathini primary schools.

The Deputy Governor also commissioned Yandia Water Project, raising the total number of water projects implemented in Mulala Ward to 26 over the last four years. Mulili said the investments have significantly expanded water coverage, bringing the ward close to achieving universal access to clean and safe water.

She noted that the projects are part of Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr.'s Last Mile Water Connectivity agenda, which aims to ensure every household has reliable access to clean water, less than 2km by 2027