Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has proposed alternative strategies to fund Kenya's Ksh 1.5 trillion infrastructure needs, opposing President William Ruto's proposed Infrastructure Fund. Muturi argues the fund would further burden already "overtaxed" Kenyans and suggests solutions focusing on stopping graft and government waste.

• Justin Muturi, leader of the Democratic Party of Kenya (DP), suggests alternatives to President William Ruto's Ksh 1.5 trillion infrastructure fund.
• Muturi proposes stopping graft, ending government waste, empowering competent professionals, prioritising essential projects like healthcare and education, and respecting accountability.
• President Ruto stated the Ksh 1.5 trillion fund is necessary because the government's current fiscal space cannot accommodate such a large project under traditional budgetary allocations.