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Policy / manifesto
President William Ruto has challenged Kenyans to elect leaders with practical plans, a clear vision and an agenda for the country’s future.
Speaking Tuesday during this year’s 63rd Mashujaa Day celebrations in Eldoret, the President, who defended his administration’s record as he outlined programmes implemented since taking office in 2022, said leaders should be judged by their track records and results.
In remarks widely seen as an indirect appeal for a second term, Ruto maintained that the progress made towards promoting equality and inclusion must not be reversed.