The High Court has ruled against suspending the implementation of the Infrastructure Fund Act, a law recently signed by President William Ruto. This decision comes despite two constitutional petitions challenging the legality of the act.

• The fund aims to raise Ksh 5 trillion for infrastructure development.
• Key parties involved include the High Court judges Lawrence Mugambi and Bahati Mwamuye, state agencies, and President William Ruto.
• The court has set April 21 as the date for a mention to confirm compliance before determining the act's constitutionality.