Ruto allies defend foreign trips, term them as strategic
Farouk Kibet said President Ruto's foreign engagements have helped unlock investment opportunities and strengthen Kenya's relations with development partners across the world...
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Allies of President William Ruto have defended his frequent foreign trips, asserting they are a strategic necessity for attracting investment and strengthening Kenya's economy.
- Key figures, including National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and aide Farouk Kibet, emphasized that these trips aim to position Kenya as a competitive investment destination.
- Farouk Kibet stated that the President's international engagements have already unlocked investment opportunities and strengthened relations with development partners.
- Leaders also condemned political violence and urged for issue-based politics, highlighting development projects and empowerment initiatives in Western Kenya.
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