Charlene Ruto Visits Victims of Anti-Finance Bill Protests at KNH
Charlene Ruto, daughter of President William Ruto, emphasized the need for national reflection and healing during her visit to young people injured in the recent protests against the finance bill.
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Charlene Ruto’s Message to Gen Z Amid Anti-Finance Bill Protests
“I believe it’s time to reflect and heal as a nation as we search our deepest postures of patriotism, forgiveness, and integration as one people! God bless Kenya! We are one,” she stated.
During her visit, Charlene expressed gratitude to those who assisted the injured in various ways.
“It was a very emotional day visiting some young people and members of the public who found themselves as unfortunate victims of the chaos that surfaced in recent days,” she said.
“I want to thank the medical fraternity including the Kenya Tissue Association, Medics for Kenya, Kenyan by Blood Foundation, my fellow blood ambassadors, and many other teams for collaboratively donating blood needed during this period.”
On July 5, Charlene encouraged youths to seize the opportunity to articulate their issues during President Ruto’s engagement with Kenyans on X.
In a message on X, Charlene described the opportunity as a “chance of a lifetime” that should be utilized wisely by engaging constructively.
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“Young people, the chance of a lifetime awaits you. I encourage you to use it wisely and engage constructively because you are the ones who will determine the continuity of such levels of discussion for your success,” she said.
Charlene highlighted the historic nature of the X-Space engagement, noting that Ruto would be the first president to hold such an online meeting with Gen Z.
“The first-ever president in the world to hold an online meeting with all Gen Z. Let’s go!” she added.
