Ruto defends cabinet dissolution
President Ruto defends cabinet dissolution as he calls on all leaders to work together
President Ruto defends cabinet dissolution as he calls on all leaders to work together.
President William Ruto has defended his move to dissolve Cabinet as one anchored on the need to promote unity and cohension.
Ruto who spoke in Elgeyo Marakwet County during his first public engagement since disolving the Cabinet asserted that he is keen on reorganizing his administration to reflect the face of Kenya.
”You saw me make the changes so that I reorganize this government well. We must unite as Kenyans so that we drive the development agenda in our country,” he said.
“We create jobs, we manage our debts, we deal firmly and decisively with corruption and make sure Kenya matches forward because Kenya is a country of great potential and we must work together to close ranks from across political divides, regional divides, Kenyans working together for the best interest of the Republic of Kenya,” Ruto said.
Ruto asserted that his next Cabinet will ensure that Kenyans close the political and ethnic ranks for the good of the country.
He added that moving forward his administration will deal firmly with corruption.
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President Ruto dismissed most of the Cabinet on Thursday only sparing Deputy President Rigath Gachagua, whom he cannot constitutionally dismiss, and Prime
Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, following protests from youths coalescing around the Gen Z movement.
The cabinet dissolution followed weeks of sustained pressure from the GenZs at the height of which protestors stormed Parliament on June 25 following the passing of the Finance Bill 2024.
Ruto responded by declining to sign the Bill into law despite whipping lawmakers from the ruling party to pass the unpopular tax law.
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