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Embu Governor Martin Wambora shines again.

Runyenjes-Mbiruri-Mukuuri road

Governor Martin Wambora shines in Roads Networks.

Embu governor Wambora has been on the lead to roads construction in the county. The construction of Runyenjes-Mbiruri-Mukuuri and Mbiruri-Nduuri roads network has been appreciated by the locals who have applauded the Governor's work saying that the Cross roads upgrade to Bitumen standard will spur economic development in the area.


Tourism

The both roads are a key element in the development of tourism industry in Embu County as the residents and other tourism touring the region will have an easy access to Kirimiri forest which is a host of one other the great falls found in Embu County. The tourists will also get an opportunity to visit caves believed to hold a key Mau Mau history as the freedom fighters used them as hideout during the colonial era in Kenya.

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