Nation
Questions Over Ruto's Crisis Plan
The Sunday Nation reports that several questions have been raised after president William Ruto announced a raft of measures revealing his his government is planning to implement some policies over the current mess the country is facing.
The tough new measures the president announced on Friday have earned public scrutiny and some experts have raised red flags and legal hurdles. Some have questioned if the president has powers to do so.
Some of the orders and directives have uncertain timelines, others are repeating existing timelines and some seemed to be directives that were issued in the past but not implemented.
The Treasury reports that the the recent budget cuts announced by the president will affect 24 areas. This follows the withdrawal of the finance bill 2024.
A politicians has reportedly sued his wife for allowing the shooting of the 'housewives of Nairobi show' in their plush home and for also involving their children in the show.
Standard
Grounded President
The Sunday Standard reports that president William Ruto had for the first time in many months been grounded at his office in state house.
The publication states that the recent change in the president frequent travels has been necessitated by the recent political happenings in the court etc where the gen z hit the streets demanding changes in his administration.
On the recent gen Z protests, the standard reports that the movement mimics the Saba Saba protests of July 7, 1990 where the youth hit the streets to demand change in the Moi regime.
Taifa Leo
Taifa Leo states that Azimio leader Raila Odinga has continued his criticism of the Ruto administration. During the recent events including when he attended the burial of Maina Wanjigi, father to business man Jimi Wanjigi, Raila Odinga asserted that he supports the gen z for seeking change in the country.