Ruto vows to spread development across Kenya

President William Ruto speaking at Kokwet in Kipkelion West, Kericho County, on September 11
President William Ruto has vowed to ensure that every part of Kenya benefits from development, saying his administration will pursue equality across communities and regions.
Speaking at Kokwet in Kipkelion West, Kericho County, on September 11, Ruto linked ongoing development projects to his push for equitable distribution of national resources, saying no part of the country should be excluded from progress.
Ruto said the government would continue improving roads while expanding access to electricity and addressing healthcare, education and agricultural needs.
“Munasema tuendelee na hii barabara tujenge, tuunganishe stima, tupange mambo ya matibabu, tupange masomo ya watoto wetu, tupange kilimo,” he asked residents, outlining the areas he said should form part of the development agenda.
The President said the projects were part of a broader effort to unite the country through equal development.
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