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The President noted that the demands of today’s global economy make regional integration essential for Africa to maintain relevance in international trade. He stressed that combining digital innovation with integration could drive job creation, reduce poverty, and promote sustainable growth across the continent
Speaking during the Pentecostal Assemblies of God (PAG) centenary celebrations in Nyang’ori, Vihiga County, on Saturday, Ruto said the directive will stand until after the 2027 General Election.
Speaking at Mukothima Primary School in Tharaka Constituency during a women’s empowerment drive hosted by MP George Murugara, Speaker Wetang’ula said the opposition was frustrated by the government’s visible progress in transforming the country.
Since its launch in 2014, the Our Ocean Conference has grown into a major forum for governments, civil society, and private sector leaders to commit to practical measures for safeguarding marine resources.
The President warned that any official unwilling to support the system should step aside. “Any public official who does not want to participate in e-procurement should quit,” he declared.
President expressed disbelief at Maraga's comments, especially considering his long service in public office.
President Ruto described the Sh44 billion raised as a milestone that affirms Kenya’s ability to tap local markets to finance large-scale projects.
The President said inciting the youth to cause chaos and destroy property cannot be the alternative to job creation.
Muturi, who served as National Assembly Speaker before joining the Executive, said he was hesitant to accept the legal advisory role after the 2022 elections, telling Ruto it was not what he had expected when they agreed to work together.
Speaking on Thursday during a visit to Soweto, where he inspected road rehabilitation works at the Savannah–Stage 17 Bridge, Ruto said the government will break ground on the stadium project in September.
Speaking during an address at State House on Friday, Ruto pushed back against growing criticism over the Sh1.2 billion construction, insisting that the funds are coming directly from his own pocket.
During his visit to the UK on Wednesday, President Ruto witnessed the signing of Memoranda of Understanding with King’s College London and the University of Nottingham.