"My administration last week held talks with Kemsa leadership and agreed to unfreeze Murang'a county government accounts and start delivery of drugs," he said.
"The culture of buying drugs at a high cost from the private suppliers due to interests overstepping government backed Kemsa has come to an end," added the governor.
On education, Kang'ata regretted that some students under the Nyota Zetu Programme have been sent home after their school fees cheques bounced.
Those who accompanied the governor were his deputy Stephen Mburu, University lecturer Dr Winnie Mwangi, Dean at Kenya Law School Prof Kiarie Mwaura and former high school Principals Philomen Kibiru and Dr Newton Mwangi among others.
In Trans Nzoia, George Natembeya has ordered county askaris to stop harassing traders and residents in Kitale town.
Staff were surprised when they reported to office at 8.00am only to be told that the governor was already at his desk by 7am.
Mr Natembeya in his manifesto had promised to change the face of Kitale town and the county administration in the first 100 days in office.
The governor, who has a huge task to address unfinished business by the previous regime, said he intends to set a good example for other public servants.
Dressed in a grey stripped suit, blue shirt, stripped tie and black shoes, Natembeya held a meeting with the County Secretary Sifuna Wakofula.
He said he reported to work early to address office matters before embarking on routine visits to meet the people.
"I'm aware of the task ahead of me. I will be reporting at 7.00am to handle and empty in-trays to enable me to have a humble time with the members of public," Natembeya told The Standard.
He promised to create more time to personally attend to needs of the people.
"I will not be sitting in office but going out to understand the needs of the people and immediate solutions," he said.
During the swearing-in last week, the governor promised to transform Trans Nzoia into a model county.
The governor targets to make agriculture a profitable venture.
Natembeya has challenged lazy county staff to either resign or change.
Residents heaped praise on the new governor after they learned that he had reported to office early.
They expressed confidence that Natembeya will deliver.
"We have a lot of expectations from the new governor. We are optimistic that he is able to deliver and turn round the economy of the county for our benefit," said Jeremiah Moturi, a resident of Kibomet.
The governor is expected to hold a meeting with members of the County Service Board.
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