President William Ruto accused KANU Chairman and Standard Group owner Gideon Moi of using the company’s debt challenges as an excuse while journalists and other employees allegedly continue working for months without pay. In a statement on June 25, Ruto questioned how a person he described as a billionaire could allow workers to go unpaid
President William Ruto has issued a warning against violence, destruction of property, and disruption of normal activities ahead of the planned June 25 protest Anniversary. Speaking during the National Productivity and Performance Conference 2026 in Nairobi on June 19, the President said every Kenyan has a constitutional right to protest, but warned that no one
President William Ruto has called for the urgent establishment of an African Court of Justice, saying the continent needs a strong judicial mechanism to support development, accountability, and economic growth. Speaking during the African Chief Justices Alternative Dispute Resolution Summit in Nairobi on June 19, Ruto urged judicial leaders across the continent to help push
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