HEKIMA ALLIANCE PARTY UNVEILS AMBITIOUS AGENDA FOR KENYA'S ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

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Hekima Alliance Party (HAPA) leader (center) and members during the launch of comprehensive blueprint dubbed EVOLVE  after receiving a certificate of provisional registration at ORPPKenya headquarters.
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By: Glad Tv reporter 

Nairobi, Kenya - The Hekima Alliance Party has launched a comprehensive economic blueprint, dubbed EVOLVE, aimed at revolutionizing Kenya's economy and improving the welfare of its citizens. The party's ideology is centered on creating a welfare state, where citizens' well-being is the primary focus of the government.

The EVOLVE agenda encompasses six key pillars:

1. *Economic Turnaround*: Reviving stalled economic sectors, such as textiles, tea, hospitality, and tourism, to spur economic development.

2. *Value Generation*: Awakening the sleeping giants of the Kenyan economy, including mining, digital economy, knowledge economy, and blue economy.

3. *Optimizing Talents*: Focusing on making the best out of youth talents, women, and the elderly, through investments in youth-friendly economic sectors and vocational training.

4. *Leveraging Strategic Partnerships*: Establishing a lean and clean government to attract strategic partnerships and position Kenya as a trusted development partner.

5. *Vulnerability Management*: Actively identifying, addressing, and protecting vulnerable persons and sectors, such as widows, single mothers, persons with disabilities, and small-scale farmers.

6. *Environmental Stewardship*: Protecting, restoring, and wisely using the environment to ensure sustainable development and climate resilience.

The party's foreign policy prioritizes putting Kenya first, with a focus on using Kenyan resources, labor, and ideas to drive growth.

Hekima Alliance Party believes in a protectionist approach in sectors where Kenya has a competitive advantage, while being open to free markets in areas where it lacks the competitive edge.

The party's leader emphasized the need for Kenyans to take control of their economy and resources, citing examples of economic colonialism disguised as partnership

"We need Kenyan owners of garages to service government vehicles, and Kenyan firms to lead national projects, using local talent and materials," the leader said."

Hekima Alliance Party is calling on Kenyans to join the EVOLVE movement and work together to build a prosperous and sustainable future for the country.

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