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Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Monday, Muluka compared the Ruto administration’s style of political campaigning with that of former President Mwai Kibaki, describing the late President’s style as subtle and Ruto’s as more crass.
Speaking to France 24 during the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Ruto reiterated Kenya's neutral stance on the conflict, emphasizing the nation’s role as a facilitator for dialogue rather than a participant in the fighting.
The President acknowledged that Kenya’s goal is still to return its personnel home, but said pulling out without a plan would undo progress. He warned of a gap that remains in Haiti’s security system, especially if the mission ends without putting a new framework in place.
The Nairobi-hosted summit, co-organized by Kenya and France, will bring together African and French heads of state and government. Its focus will be on fostering innovation, promoting economic growth, and building partnerships that offer mutual benefit.
Ruto said that the suffering of innocent people in conflict zones, including Gaza and Sudan, cannot be ignored. He insisted that a credible political process is the only path to lasting peace.
Turning to practical examples, Ruto used Kenya’s leadership of the Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti to demonstrate the UN system’s shortcomings.
Ruto pointed out that although African issues occupy most of the council’s agenda, the continent remains the only one without a permanent voice at the table. He demanded the allocation of at least two permanent seats with veto powers, along with more non-permanent seats for African nations.
Justice Mwita directed the petitioners to file and serve the supplementary affidavit within seven days, with the Attorney-General’s office given the same period to reply if necessary.
The Head of State met ENDA’s Executive Chairman, Nana Baffour, on the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 23, 2025, where he extended the invitation.
Ruto said Africa’s 1.4 billion people cannot continue to be sidelined in global decision-making. He emphasised that the reform debate is no longer about possibility but about timing
The President called for a shift in approach, urging the international community to embrace innovative measures that can ease financial pressures while unlocking investment opportunities.
The President explained that Kenya is advancing universal health coverage through reforms anchored in law. He noted that four new laws on social health insurance have been enacted to ensure every Kenyan has access to essential medical care.