“The last two weeks have been a difficult time for us, a country where Kenyans have lost their lives, many injured, and property destroyed,” said Mr Ruto.
On Friday, President William Ruto took a decisive step, scrapping the budget for the offices of Kenya’s first and second ladies after nationwide protests.
WADEMOS, a coalition of 53 Civil organisations, has called on ECOWAS to expedite the review of its Supplementary Protocol to address the socio-political challenges in the region.
Mr Ruto posted a flyer on Thursday calling on youths to join him in an X Space chat on Friday.
Mr Tuggar called for cooperation among member states toward advancing integration and welfare of people in the sub-region.
This echoes Mr Ruto’s earlier position. He first labelled the protest’s treasonous acts and applauded the police for quelling the protests.
Dennis Basweti’s photo was number seven on the list of those declared wanted.
A country of around 105 million people, Egypt, has for months been struggling with a severe economic crisis.
It was reported on Tuesday that Mr Ruto’s ministers and Kenyan members of parliament received a pay rise effective July 1.
Activists behind Kenya’s anti-government protests are rethinking their strategy after demonstrations on Tuesday were marred by widespread violence and looting.
