Ruto, UK PM renew strategic partnership to boost trade and security

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President Ruto engages county leaders on housing initiatives to boost living standards. Nairobi County reports a record 13.8 billion Kenyan Shillings in revenue. Meanwhile, Musalia Mudavadi plans trade talks in London ahead of Ruto's visit and MPs investigate KenGen’s 370 million shillings feasibility studies.(more in audio brief)

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