Kindiki hits the opposition as he popularise Ruto
He warned elderly politicians for continued misleading the youth who have acquired technical skills from the technical institutes...
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Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki criticized the opposition for allegedly misleading youth, emphasizing the government's efforts to create employment through programs like the Affordable Housing Programme. Speaking at Murang'a Technical and Training Institute, he highlighted job creation and government investment in education.
- Over 350,000 youth are currently engaged in government-backed construction projects across Kenya, with a target to upscale to 1 million in two years.
- Education Cabinet Secretary Dr. Julius Migosi announced plans to revoke licenses of all liquor outlets near learning institutions.
- Attendees included MPs Mary Wamaua, Betty Maina, Peter Kihungi, Nominated MP Sabina Chege, and Senator Veronica Maina, all expressing support for President William Ruto's administration.
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Leaders Reflect on 2010 Constitution's Legacy and Governance - August 2025
President William Ruto, while serving as Agriculture Minister, initially campaigned against the 2010 Constitution of which he is now a significant beneficiary. This has led to accusations of insincerity from critics like Martha Karua and Kalonzo Musyoka. As Kenya celebrated 15 years since the constitution's promulgation, Rarieda MP Otiende Amollo highlighted that the Senate remains weak, particularly in the 13th Parliament. Conversely, Lady Justice Njoki Ndung’u noted significant progress in the judiciary's independence and capacity. Meanwhile, Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki criticized the opposition while promoting the government's job creation efforts, such as the Affordable Housing Programme, at Murang'a Technical and Training Institute.
