I will run an 'open' government, Ruto claims

“Institutions do not earn public trust by demanding it. They earn it by serving the people honestly, fairly and openly,” said Ruto...

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President William Ruto pledged to run an 'open' government, stating that the Kenya Kwanza administration welcomes scrutiny from Kenyans. He made these remarks during the launch of Kenya's inaugural State of Openness report at State House Nairobi.

The President emphasized that institutions earn public trust through honest, fair, and open service, not by demanding it.
He highlighted that openness in decision-making and resource management is both a constitutional obligation and crucial for building public trust in the face of increasing misinformation.
The State of Openness report aims to establish a benchmark for public institutions to measure and improve their performance.

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