Serikali pia inatengeneza uwezekano wa kuongeza vituo vya afya karibu na mpaka wetu.

The verb inatengeneza is built from: • ina-: a present continuous tense marker for third-person singular subjects, • tengeneza: the root verb meaning "to create" or "to produce". Thus, inatengeneza means "is creating" or simply "creates."

The phrase translates to "the possibility of increasing health centers." Here’s the breakdown: • Uwezekano means "possibility." • Wa functions similarly to "of" in English, linking the possibility to the following action. • Kuongeza is the infinitive form meaning "to increase." • Vituo vya afya means "health centers," where vya links "vituo" (centers) with "afya" (health) by showing agreement in noun class. Together, the phrase explains that the government is creating the possibility of expanding health centers.

In Swahili, possession is often shown through adjective agreements or linking words: • In vituo vya afya, vya serves as a possessive connector that agrees with the noun class of vituo (centers), effectively meaning "of health" and forming "health centers." • In mpaka wetu, wetu indicates possession (translated as "our") by following the noun mpaka (border). Unlike English, Swahili places the possessive adjective after the noun or uses an agreement marker to show possession.