Beyond Vision 2030 :President Ruto Opens National Conversations on Kenya’s Future
What should Kenya look like after Vision 2030 comes to an end?
President William Ruto says the answer should not come …
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Why Agriculture Is Still Kenya's Biggest Opportunity
For decades, agriculture has been the backbone of Kenya's economy, supporting millions of households and contributing significantly to employment and food security. According to the 'Road to Singapore report', agriculture remains Kenya's greatest opportunity for achieving long-term …
The Cost of Starting Over Every Election Cycle
Every election brings new hope for Kenya. Citizens expect fresh ideas, better leadership …
Why Voting Matters: Kenya’s Future Is in Our Hands
Kenya’s next General Election is expected to be held on Tuesday, August 10, …
Think Before You Click: Why Your Digital Habits Matter
In today’s fast-moving digital world, we use our phones for almost everything, from …
What Vision 2030 Got Right and Where It Fell Short
Launched in 2008, Kenya Vision 2030 set out an ambitious goal of transforming …
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President Ruto Launches SHA National Emergency Dispatch Centre
Kenya has taken a significant step towards strengthening emergency healthcare following the launch of the Social Health Authority (SHA) National Emergency Dispatch Centre by President William Ruto. The new facility …
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President Ruto: Every Kenyan Must Have an Equal Chance to Succeed
President William Ruto has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to ensuring every Kenyan enjoys equal rights, opportunities and access to government services, regardless of their background, religion or region.
Speaking at State …
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President Ruto Hosts Village Elders to Formalize their Role
President William Ruto has announced a new support package for village elders following a meeting at State House, Nairobi, aimed at strengthening grassroots administration and recognising their contribution to community leadership.
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Why Kenya needs a professional public service
Many developed countries did not just become successful by chance but through skilled, honest, qualified and responsible government workers. They provided quality services such as education, healthcare and technology, enabling them …
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Beyond Vision 2030: A New Chapter for Kenya's Future
Kenya stands at a defining moment in its history. As Vision 2030 approaches its conclusion, the nation is being invited to imagine something even greater a long-term development vision that extends …
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Why climate resilience must be part of Kenya's future
Climate change is no longer a distant threat for countries. How prepared are individuals and communities to face these challenges? Do they have the capacity to cope, adapt and recover when …
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Why Long-Term Planning Matters More Than Politics
Kenya's greatest achievements have come when the nation has remained focused on long-term development. Yet, according to the 'Road to Singapore report', one of the biggest obstacles to sustained progress has …
