In a move set to revolutionize the way Kenya develops its infrastructure, President William Ruto has appointed members to the Governing Council of the National Infrastructure Fund. The move comes in the wake of the coming into force of the National Infrastructure Fund Act, 2026 (Act No. 4 of 2026), which has been enacted, according
Katiba Institute has moved to court to challenge the legality of the National Infrastructure Fund Act 2026. In a petition filed before the High Court, the lobby group argues that the law was passed unconstitutionally. The petition claims that the Act interferes with functions assigned to county governments. Katiba Institute further argues that the law
President William Ruto has denied claims of a falling out between the government of Kenya and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) regarding financial support. While speaking on March 10, Ruto stated that there was no falling out between Kenya and the IMF, but instead, there was an agreement on the handling of financial support. According
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