Ruto pushes MPs to pass Sh5tn National Infrastructure Fund
NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 18 - President William Ruto has urged Members of Parliament to pass the National Infrastructure Fund Bill, saying it will unlock up to Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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President William Ruto is urging Members of Parliament to pass the National Infrastructure Fund Bill, which he says will unlock Sh5 trillion for national development, especially in marginalized regions.
- The fund aims to finance large-scale infrastructure projects and address development disparities.
- The National Infrastructure Fund is expected to mobilize long-term capital for projects in roads, energy, and water.
- President Ruto emphasized the need to change the nation's development model.
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