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Kenyan runner Sabastian Sawe just became the first person ever to officially run a marathon in under two hours, finishing in 1:59:30 at the London Marathon. President William Ruto welcomed him home as a hero for pushing the boundaries of what humans can achieve. #
Millions of Kenyans will get relief at the pump after President William Ruto signed a new law slashing fuel taxes by 50% for three months. The move could lower transportation costs and everyday prices across the country.
Kenya's Kings Orchid project is turning the dream of homeownership into reality for nearly 1,000 low-income families while creating jobs. President William Ruto inspected the affordable housing development that's reshaping both lives and skylines.
President William Ruto is stepping in to rescue The Nairobi Hospital after governance disputes threatened one of East Africa's top medical centers. Patients can breathe easier knowing their care continues uninterrupted while solutions are found.
President William Ruto activated a coordinated emergency response across Kenya as heavy rains and flooding threaten communities nationwide. Rescue teams, food supplies, and medical aid are already reaching affected families.
President William Ruto convened African leaders in a groundbreaking virtual summit to secure massive financing for climate adaptation across the continent. The meeting launched a bold plan to turn Africa's climate challenges into opportunities for jobs, food security, and sustainable growth.
Kenya's President William Ruto launched a new plan to end gender-based violence, calling every citizen to join the fight. From parents teaching respect at home to communities breaking harmful silences, he's making it clear that protecting lives is everyone's responsibility.
After residents protested, Kenya's President William Ruto stopped demolitions in Mukuru Kwa Njenga and ordered proper consultations before any action. Thousands of families in one of Nairobi's most densely populated neighborhoods can now stay in their homes while officials follow due process.