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Our Mission is to facilitate transformative development, service delivery and good governance for sustainable socio-economic development and Our Vision is to be an outstanding agro-industrialized County with high quality of life for residents.

News and Events

Latest News & Events
Trans Nzoia County, in partnership with the World Bank through FLLoCA, has launched an 8M shilling water project to supply clean water to over 3,000 residents in Machewa and Sikhendu wards.
Trans Nzoia County celebrated the International Day of Forests with a strong commitment to restoring the degraded Shimo la Tewa River, emphasizing reforestation and sustainable land use.
Kibabii University has donated hundreds of books authored by the late Prof. Ken Walibora to Kitale Museums Library, establishing a dedicated Ken Walibora Corner to promote literacy and cultural heritage.
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has called on the national government to provide free fertilizer, guarantee minimum returns for farmers, and ensure equity in agricultural support to enhance food security and economic stability.
Trans-Nzoia County is set to host the launch of Africa’s second Transboundary Biosphere Reserve, a landmark event in conservation, tourism, and sustainable development.
Governor George Natembeya has urged the national government to provide free fertilizers to farmers, emphasizing the need for increased support to enhance food security in Trans Nzoia.
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has launched a major food security initiative, distributing free maize seeds to over 200,000 small-scale farmers to boost agricultural production and economic empowerment.
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has been ranked as the best visionary leader in Kenya, while Janerose Mutama emerged as the top-performing CEC in Trans Nzoia County and the second-best in the country.
The County Government and the State Department for Water and Sanitation have joined forces to enhance water access through climate financing and nature-based solutions.
The Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project Phase 2 (KISIP2) in Trans Nzoia has reached 61% completion, enhancing road networks, drainage, and water access in five informal settlements.
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has directed an assessment of stalled projects in Waitaluk Ward, while the Roads Department intensifies road repairs across the county.
The Trans Nzoia County Government convened a technical stakeholders' meeting in Kitale to validate the draft Slum Upgrading and Prevention Strategy, aiming to enhance sustainable urban development and improve informal settlements.