President William Ruto has launched a new national development initiative, shifting focus from the "bottom-up" economic model to a comprehensive "development charter" as Vision 2030 approaches its end.

• The development charter aims to ensure social and economic prosperity for Kenya beyond the year 2030.
• President William Ruto is spearheading this national conversation.
• The public is invited to participate in shaping this new development vision.

President William Ruto has detailed his rationale for appointing Professor Hiroyuki Hino and Professor Anyang’ Nyong’o, along with their team, to develop Kenya's development strategy beyond 2030.

• The initiative aims to prepare the country for its upcoming long-term growth agenda.
• Key individuals leading this effort include Professor Hiroyuki Hino and Professor Anyang’ Nyong’o.
• The focus is on charting Kenya's development path beyond the current Vision 2030 framework.

President William Ruto announced on Wednesday that a national dialogue focusing on Kenya's future beyond Vision 2030 will officially commence on August 12, 2026.

• The initiative is described as the most significant national reflection and public participation exercise since the promulgation of the Constitution.
• Key person involved is President Ruto.
• The formal launch date is set for August 12, 2026.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has departed for Uganda to attend the AUSSOM Summit. The summit will convene regional leaders to deliberate on critical security and stabilization strategies for the Horn of Africa.

• The primary focus of the summit is security and stabilisation efforts in the Horn of Africa.
• Key participants include regional leaders and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki representing Kenya.
• The meeting is being held in Uganda, underscoring the collaborative approach to regional challenges.