In appointing the two Kenyans, President Ruto said elections in South Sudan are scheduled by December this year and his South Sudanese counterpart had, therefore, requested him to facilitate talks in Nairobi with opposition groups and other sections of society
Morepeaking at State House Nairobi after appending his signature to the Bill, the Head of State commended the National Assembly and Senate for working round the clock to pass the Bill.
MorePresident Ruto explained that the government is strengthening all public institutions to make them deliver on their mandate, including food production, job creation and healthcare provision, among others.
MoreSpeaking at Moi Stadium, Embu, during the ceremony to mark the International Women’s Day, President Ruto said the government will continue to support women in all spheres of national endeavour.
MoreKenya’s National Security Council and Cabinet approved the deployment of police officers on October 13, 2023, a decision that Parliament unanimously endorsed on November 16, 2023.
MoreAmong the incentives to investors, President Ruto said, are five Special Economic Zones being set up across the country.
MorePresident William Ruto said the Government is equipping these institutions to enhance their capacity.
MoreThe President noted that if the fragmentation of agricultural land is not managed, the country will soon run out of adequate farming land.
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