Ruto opens up on his final engagements with Raila
President Ruto said he frequently consulted with the ODM leader and remained in close contact even as his health worsened.
President Ruto said he frequently consulted with the ODM leader and remained in close contact even as his health worsened.
Ruto reflected on their long political journey, recalling the 2022 general election where they faced off in what he described as a contest between a teacher and his student.
Obasanjo and Raila shared a long friendship rooted in their shared passion for good governance and the advancement of democracy in Africa.
Speaking during Raila’s burial ceremony in Bondo, Oburu praised the officers for their dedication and loyalty, saying they stood by the late leader throughout his final days.
FKF said the suspension follows the government’s directive and is meant to pay respect to the late Odinga, who was remembered as a great leader and a passionate supporter of Kenyan football.
The move forms part of the government’s official mourning arrangements for the late former Prime Minister, who died in India on October 15, 2025.
Ruto said Kenya, Africa, and the world had lost a patriot of uncommon courage, a unifier, and a servant of the people who gave his all for the promise of a better Kenya.
Speaking during the event themed “Enhancing a Social-Centric Approach Towards Mission Readiness for National Security and Development,” President Ruto praised the gallant men and women of the KDF for their courage, professionalism, and unwavering dedication to safeguarding Kenya’s sovereignty and supporting national progress
Ruto commended the men and women in uniform for their courage, professionalism, and unwavering devotion to duty, saying their sacrifices have safeguarded Kenya’s sovereignty and stability.
The Youth leaders insisted that any political alliance should serve the people’s interests rather than the ambitions of political elites. They warned that no coalition should “save a regime that goes against the constitutional lines of governance and protection of the rule of law.”
Speaking during the 70th anniversary of the African Inland Church Ziwani held at Starehe Boys in Nairobi County on Sunday, the President said the country has remained in the developing category for too long.
The high-level meeting will take place on October 9, 2025, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC).