Ruto: Religious leaders key to addressing Kenya’s social challenges
The President urged religious leaders to steer clear of statements that could fuel unrest, especially among the youth.
The President urged religious leaders to steer clear of statements that could fuel unrest, especially among the youth.
President Ruto is expected to use the platform to push for increased international cooperation in addressing the global food crisis.
Maraga says he is determined to overhaul Kenya’s political system, particularly the high-cost barrier that locks out potential leaders without deep pockets.
Ruto defended his administration’s performance, saying key economic reforms are already producing results.
The President emphasized that parenting is a sacred duty bestowed by God and should not be delegated to institutions like the government or the church.
The announcement came during the consecration and installation ceremony of Bishop Benjamin Kalanzo at AIC Bomani on Sunday, July 20, 2025.
Mutua stood by his earlier remarks, describing the sector as lawless and a daily threat to public safety.
"I want thank the government of President Ruto, the cabinet secretary Salim Mvurya and the Football Kenya Federation led by President Hussein Mohamed for supporting this competition. Football is big all over the world. You saw that the President of the US attended a football match recently. This is a big matter and the government has supported recognized this and supported the hosting of this tournament"
President William Ruto and Governor Johnson Sakaja announced that the project is expected to be fully delivered by December 2025, under a collaborative effort between the two levels of government.
CHAN kicks off Saturday 2 August in Tanzania, with Kenya taking to the pitch Sunday 3 August 2025 versus DR Congo at Kasarani. Kenya is in a tough group A that features the Congolese, Morocco, Zambia and Angola, which many consider to be the group of death
Speaking at State House, Nairobi, on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, the Head of State maintained that the country’s progress is on track and irreversible.
The move eliminates the need for travelers from eligible countries to apply for Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), fill out lengthy forms, or pay visa fees allowing them to enter Kenya with minimal bureaucracy.