President William Ruto has sought to reassure foreigners living and doing business in Kenya that the government is not closing the country to them, even as authorities move to enforce immigration and business regulations more strictly. Speaking on Saturday, September 12, Ruto said foreigners would continue to have opportunities in Kenya as long as they…
As political temperatures continue to rise ahead of the 2027 General Election, allies of President William Ruto have stepped up criticism of former President Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing him of working behind the scenes to unite opposition forces in a bid to challenge the Kenya Kwanza administration. Speaking during a church service at AIC Watuka in…
Former Chief Justice David Maraga has urged Kenyans not to re-elect President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election, claiming the country risks further economic and governance challenges if the current administration remains in power. Speaking in Kisii on Friday, Maraga criticised the Kenya Kwanza government, alleging that several major projects introduced since Ruto assumed…
Kenya’s ambitious plan to fund major infrastructure projects using future tax revenues is now under scrutiny after the International Monetary Fund ruled that such funds must be recorded as public debt, a move that could significantly reshape the country’s borrowing profile and fiscal strategy. In a report, the IMF revealed that Kenya has raised about…
President William Ruto on Tuesday assented to the Supplementary Appropriations Bill, 2026, at State House Nairobi, officially increasing total government expenditure by KSh 393 billion i.e from KSh 4.3 trillion to KSh 4.69 trillion. According to the President, the Act aligns the national budget to address urgent and emerging priorities, including critical security operations, disaster…
The government has finally addressed the ongoing turmoil surrounding The Nairobi Hospital, as legal battles and governance disputes continue to shake the prestigious medical institution. In a statement issued on Monday, March 16, State House spokesperson Hussein Mohammed revealed that President William Ruto had been briefed on the issues affecting the hospital and had directed…
President William Ruto has announced that police officers will no longer be involved in managing national examinations, emphasizing that tests should be treated as part of the learning process rather than a high-security event. Speaking on Thursday, Ruto said exams “must not be a life-and-death issue” and urged that the focus shift to supporting students’…
