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Salary increase and four other gains Kenyan police have seen under the Ruto govt
President William Ruto’s government has highlighted some of its interventions made to promote the welfare of police officers ...
President William Ruto has accused some private sector leaders of engaging in backdoor dealings with Members of Parliament. Speaking during a roundtable with private sector stakeholders on Wednesday, ...
President William Ruto during the burial of Mukami Kimathi, the widow of Mau Mau freedom fighter Dedan Kimathi at Njabini ,Nyandarua County on May 13, 2023. [Joseph Kipsang, Standard] President ...
President William Ruto has launched Kenya's Foreign Policy, focusing on economic diplomacy, peacebuilding and regional integration. The launch took place on Wednesday, November 20, at the Kenyatta ...
President William Ruto has signed three parliamentary bills into law, including the Meteorology Bill, the Miscellaneous Fees and Levies (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and the Coffee Bill, strengthening Kenya ...
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National Infrastructure Fund: Understanding Kenyan govt’s new model of financing mega projects
Kenya's National Infrastructure Fund Bill, signed by President Ruto, aims to raise KSh 5 trillion for mega projects, amidst both optimism and criticism.
Activist Boniface Mwangi has sharply criticized President William Ruto, accusing him of turning the country into his "private property" through alleged business interests and government programs that ...
Speaking at the State House in Nairobi, after assenting to the law, President Ruto said the airport project would be backed by equity from the new fund.
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Meru residents accuse their MPs of lying to President Ruto, lament over stalled projects
Meru locals are up in arms over stalled projects. They are accusing their MPs of failing to communicate with President Ruto ...
President William Ruto ordered expeditious installation of “painful to pay” fines to tame the rising number of road accidents in Kenya.
A new row is shaking Kenya after two former top officials – ex-public service cabinet secretary Justin Muturi and former Vice President Rigathi Gachagua – accused President William Ruto of exploiting ...
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