Hard truths.
During a church service in Nairobi, the President unveiled a new initiative pledging that 70 women and youth groups in each ward will receive financial support to start businesses.
The President announced a Sh4 million contribution towards the renovation of the church’s roof, citing health risks associated with the existing asbestos material.
Sunday’s service at the Church of Christ in Africa is expected to attract political leaders from Nairobi and neighboring regions.
Mudavadi emphasized that despite the evolving political landscape in the country, President Ruto remains a strong contender for a second term.
Mutua is recognized as falling within the top 0.5% of legal scholars globally.
This visit aims to ease tensions in the region and unite local leaders behind the government’s agenda.
Ruto said the initiative is meant to restore dignity, improve welfare, and promote home ownership among the country’s service men and women.
The Head of State also the nationwide rollout of Climate Worx, a social protection programme designed to engage over 110,000 youth in community-based climate resilience projects.
Speaking during the 62nd Madaraka Day celebrations in Homa Bay, Ruto said the plan will allow Kenyans to pay their yearly health premiums in instalments or through a flexible schedule.
Mohamed said he accepted the apology on behalf of the House, emphasizing the need for both nations to resolve any outstanding issues to strengthen their long-standing bilateral partnership.
Irene Mbari-Kirika, Founder and Executive Director of in ABLE, stated that the event, scheduled from June 3 to 5, will spotlight efforts to harmonize ICT accessibility policies across Africa.
The group, Haiti’s Unfinished Liberation of Dessalines (HULOD), said the deployment of Kenyan police under the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission is both unlawful and a betrayal of African and Haitian...