The timing is equally opportune for Ruto, as he seeks to raise over Ksh1 trillion to plug budget shortfalls that came after Kenyans rejected the Finance Bill 2024.
‘’Teachers are not like electrical switches where you can have them on the road then you wake up one day to tell them to stop doing whatever they are doing,’’
The World Bank is Kenya’s biggest lender, and the country currently owes the World Bank about Ksh1.5 trillion but has been facing sharp criticism from Kenyans.