President William Ruto yesterday accused Members of Parliament (MPs) of widespread corruption during the 3rd National Executive Retreat, simultaneously highlighting his administration's achievements in counties and signing two bills into law to strengthen devolution. This move has been seen by some as an attempt to deflect from his own administration's issues.

• President Ruto admitted to widespread corruption within the Senate and the National Assembly.
• The statements were made on June 19, 2025, during the 3rd National Executive Retreat.
• The President signed two bills into law, aimed at revamping devolution and strengthening devolved units.