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Former DP Rigathi Gachagua in Makueni accuses President William Ruto’s government of hospital failures, inhuman Gikomba night evictions and police brutality, while backing a united opposition ahead of the next election.
Kenya has paid the Sh3.87 billion AFCON 2027 hosting fee to CAF and restructured its organising committee, paving the way for accelerated stadium, transport and logistics upgrades nationwide.
Speaking on Tuesday in a Radio Generation interview, the spokesperson and head of secretariat for the United Opposition, said the country is facing “massive” institutional decay, particularly within Parliament and the education system.
Wetang’ula underscored the transformative potential of the proposed Ksh 5 trillion fund, noting that it will unlock the country’s capacity to undertake large-scale infrastructure development.
On bilateral relations, Chapo revealed that the two countries have signed 20 legal instruments over the years, covering areas such as diplomacy, defence, security and migration.
Speaking on Wednesday at the International Conference on Nuclear Energy in Nairobi, he said the country needs more engineers, technicians and energy infrastructure to support development, investments and growing electricity demand across the country, stating that training more professionals is necessary “so that to be able to underwrite and undertake this very important development.”
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki said President William Ruto had acted swiftly on the farmers’ requests, ordering an immediate reduction of maize seed prices to encourage higher production nationwide.
President William Ruto has weighed in on Raphael Tuju’s multi-billion shilling Karen property debt dispute, criticising alleged opportunists and urging honest advice as courts weigh possible auction of the assets.
President Ruto is currently touring counties in the Nyanza region, including Kisumu, for a four-day visit. He is expected to launch several projects, including the extension of the SGR to Kisumu and onwards to Malaba.
The stadium, with an estimated cost of Sh900 million, is expected to be completed within nine months and is among the flagship projects earmarked for implementation in Vihiga County this year.
Kindiki reiterated that all regions of the country are benefiting equally from ongoing government programmes, stating that no area has been sidelined in the allocation of national resources.
President William Ruto has launched construction of the Naivasha–Kisumu–Malaba SGR, a nearly 1,000km line aimed at cutting transport costs and boosting regional trade competitiveness.