President William Ruto has embarked on multiple political tours defending his development record. During an eight-day development tour of the Coast region, he promised significant developmental projects and the issuance of land documents. In Taita-Taveta County on September 26, Ruto was stunned by the poor state of the Wundanyi road, responding by dismissing opposition criticism of his projects, stating that his rivals are unintentionally providing his administration with free publicity. Meanwhile, Ruto faced criticism following his address at the 81st United Nations General Assembly, with pundits arguing his speech presented an optimistic outlook that contrasts sharply with current economic realities in Kenya.










