President Ruto asks court to expedite Finance Act 2023 case

President William Ruto has asked the court to expedite the process of removing the obstacles facing the Finance Act 2023 so that his government can proceed with its plans.

Speaking at the handing over of title deeds to shareholders of Embakasi Ranching Company in Nairobi County on Tuesday, the President said many projects had been put on hold by the court’s decision to suspend the bill.

He said the bill is important for the country’s economic growth and that it will create jobs for the youth.

The President also said that the opposition is opposed to the bill because it will hurt their interests.

He urged the court to rule on the case as soon as possible so that the government can implement the bill.

President Ruto warns of anarchy if protests are not stopped

President William Ruto has warned of anarchy if the protests called for by the Azimio la Umoja – One Kenya Coalition are not stopped.

The President said that the protests are being organized by a few individuals who are after their own interests and that they will not be allowed to derail the country.

He said that the government will not allow anyone to cause chaos as was witnessed last Friday during the Saba Saba protests.

The President urged the opposition to give the Kenyan people a break and to stop sabotaging the government’s plans to create employment opportunities for the youth.

President Ruto assures Kenyans of peace on Wednesday

President William Ruto has assured Kenyans of peace on Wednesday, adding that his administration will not allow anyone to cause chaos.

The President said that the government will take all necessary measures to ensure that peace is maintained.

He urged Kenyans to go about their businesses as usual and to ignore the calls for protests.

The President said that the opposition is only interested in causing chaos and that they will not be allowed to succeed.