Former Kiambu Governor James Nyoro has voiced concerns regarding President William Ruto's new Vision 2060 blueprint, arguing it lacks bipartisan support and is being introduced amid Kenya's economic struggles.

• Nyoro suggests focusing on agricultural and energy sector reforms to lower manufacturing costs before embarking on a new long-term development plan.
• The former governor contrasted Vision 2060 with Vision 2030, which he noted had broad bipartisan backing.
• UDA Director of Communications Nathaniel Mong'are and CPMK Secretary-General Booker Omole offered differing views on Kenya's progress and the potential success of the new vision.
• President Ruto unveiled Vision 2060 on July 30, aiming to transform Kenya into a prosperous, high-income, industrialised nation within one generation, following the perceived shortcomings of Vision 2030 launched in 2008.