Kisumu: President Ruto defends his scorecard four years into his presidency
Ruto Begins Four-Day Nyanza Tour as He Moves to Boost Support in Raila's Backyard - September 2026
President William Ruto has commenced a four-day tour of the Nyanza region, signaling an effort to bolster support in an area traditionally considered a stronghold of opposition leader Raila Odinga. During his tour, Ruto has been actively seeking support for his 2027 re-election bid. He defended his administration's scorecard four years into his presidency, stating his government has delivered on most promises. Ruto also allocated Sh23 billion towards construction of 8 roads spanning 270 kilometers, with Kisumu County set to benefit from this development plan. He pledged that Kisumu and the Nyanza region will not be overlooked in national development initiatives.
Ruto Begins Four-Day Nyanza Tour as He Moves to Boost Support in Raila's Backyard
Ruto urges Kisumu residents to back his 2027 re-election
Ruto says government has delivered on most promises
Ruto Atenga Sh23B Kujenga Barabara 8 za Km270, Kisumu Yaingia Mpango wa Maendeleo
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