Kenyan President William Ruto has unveiled significant cost-cutting measures in response to public dissatisfaction and ongoing protests in the country.
As part of these measures, the President has implemented changes such as eliminating the budget allocations for the offices of the First Lady and Second Lady.
Additionally, a prohibition has been imposed on the procurement of new vehicles for government purposes.
President William Ruto of Kenya has taken steps to address public dissatisfaction and reduce government spending during protests in the country. He has dissolved 47 state agencies and temporarily suspended non-essential travel for government workers. These measures aim to streamline the government, save costs, and address public concerns.
Following three weeks of widespread protests demanding increased transparency, accountability, and improved governance, President Ruto has made a significant move by reducing the number of his advisors by 50%.
This decision is viewed as an effort to address the citizens’ concerns and exhibit a commitment to fiscal responsibility.
