Ruto: Opposition has no plan, just noise
“If you see them in markets, they are not selling tomatoes or chicken; they are not selling anything. They only move around with loudspeakers to make noise,” he said...
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President William Ruto has criticized the opposition, stating they lack a concrete plan for Kenya and engage only in making noise. He highlighted various government development projects during his remarks.
- President Ruto accused the opposition of lacking a development agenda and instead focusing on protests and disruptions.
- He cited the revival of Mumias and Sony sugar companies, and ongoing hospital and stadium projects in Western Kenya as evidence of his administration's progress.
- The President made his comments during the launch of Shirikiana Sacco, where he pledged Sh50 million to support its operations.
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Ruto Fires Back at Opposition Over Promises to Western Region - June 2026
President William Ruto has criticized the opposition, stating they lack a concrete plan for Kenya and engage only in making noise while highlighting various government development projects. At the same time, opposition leaders from the United Alternative Government (UAG) have intensified their campaign in Western Kenya, vowing to present a united front and a single presidential candidate for the 2027 General Election. Additionally, President William Ruto has defended his frequent international trips, asserting his role as Kenya's chief diplomat rather than a tourist.
