Opposition vows to field single presidential candidate against Ruto
According to the leaders, the unity drive is being shaped by growing public demand for a cohesive opposition capable of challenging the Kenya Kwanza administration.
According to the leaders, the unity drive is being shaped by growing public demand for a cohesive opposition capable of challenging the Kenya Kwanza administration.
President Ruto’s visit will focus on advancing Kenya’s trade, investment, and development ties with Qatar while pursuing new opportunities in infrastructure, energy, agriculture, and technology.
Speaking during a church service at the African Divine Church (ADC) in Gamalenga, Hamisi Constituency, Vihiga County, the President reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to uplifting counties that have lagged behind in national development.
Speaking on Sunday during a church service at the African Divine Church, Gamalenga, Vihiga County, the President said Kenya’s economic and social potential remains largely untapped, but his administration is determined to transform the country into a global economic powerhouse.
Speaking in Kakamega on Sunday after inspecting the project’s progress, President Ruto said the government had allocated Sh1 billion to fast-track the hospital’s completion and equip it with modern medical facilities.
The President opened the 124-bed Butere Level Four Hospital, constructed using county funds, and announced that the national government had equipped it with modern medical equipment worth Sh150 million.
Lui served in various communication roles across government, including as Director of State Events, where he coordinated official functions and national ceremonies.
Ruto dismissed claims that the timing of his assent was insensitive, emphasizing that the process was a normal government function.
The eight laws include the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, Wildlife Conservation and Management (Amendment) Act, National Police Service Commission (Amendment) Act, Land (Amendment) Act, National Land Commission (Amendment) Act, Air Passenger Service Charge (Amendment) Act, Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, and the Privatisation Act.
Ruto said Raila frequently reflected on Kenya’s economic journey and questioned why nations such as South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia, which were once on the same development level as Kenya, had advanced to first-world status while Kenya continued to struggle with basic challenges.
President Ruto said Raila’s political journey was never about becoming President but about ensuring Kenya had good leadership capable of transforming the nation from a developing to a prosperous state.
Speaking while honouring Raila’s memory, during the Mashujaa Day celebration at Ithookwe Stadium in Kitui County, President Ruto said the lessons drawn from his life reflected enduring values of selflessness, service, and national unity that every Kenyan leader should emulate.