Why Ruto News Today

Experts call on government to focus on growing the GDP.

Azimio and the government agreed on the drafting of nine bills arising from the Nadco report.

In recent months, some CSs have become subject of attack by Ruto’s close allies.

President Ruto joined several other African leaders gathered for Italy's Africa Summit.

Eugene Wamalwa says Ruto, then DP, confronted him and demanded that he writes a resignation letter.

Senate rescheduled Ndung'u's grilling to Wednesday next week.

Alfred Keter, the former Nandi Hills MP, said President William Ruto's administration had failed to revive the economy, leaving Kenyans suffering.

National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah blasted Azimio La Umoja leader Raila Odinga over his supposed expose on the government-to-government oil deal.

Kenyan legislators argue that countries with highest contribution deserve more say on the bloc.

The two leaders emphasized the importance of stable supply of Ukrainian agricultural products to the East Africa region.