President Ruto said estimates indicate that achieving these four priorities will require at least KSh 5 trillion
MorePresident William Ruto also posthumously conferred upon Odinga the Chief of the Order of the Golden Heart of Kenya (C.G.H.), First Class, the country’s highest civilian honour.
MoreThe committee will draw members from the government, Football Kenya Federation (FKF) and the private sector, President William Ruto has announced.
MoreThe President said gold medal winners in athletics will now receive KSh3 million, up from KSh750,000.
MoreRuto warned that Kenyans cannot enjoy the full fruits of the charter due to pervasive graft within the three arms of government, which has weakened institutions created by the document.
MorePresident William Ruto said the unprecedented increase from last year’s KSh387.4 billion to KSh415 billion will go a long way in strengthening devolution.
MoreThe new initiative, which will run for seven years, is underpinned by a fee-for-service model, which means neither national nor county governments will buy the medical equipment.
MorePresident William Ruto said the new agreements will build on 17 existing agreements and will strengthen ties between the two countries and drive economic development.
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