Kenya's Deputy Leader Says Government Is United.
NAIROBI, Kenya — Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says there is no split in the government. He wants Kenyans to support President William Ruto this year.
Mr. Kindiki spoke at a wedding on Saturday. It was for the son of a cabinet member. Mr. Kindiki said he was on a short vacation. The president had given him a few days off.
"Enjoy the holiday," Mr. Kindiki said. "Pay no attention to small issues. We have important work to do."
Mr. Kindiki feels ready to go. He thinks 2025 will be a big year, and he wants everyone to help the president make Kenya better.
Many important people came to the wedding. There were other cabinet members and officials.
Mr. Kindiki discussed the government's plans for the year and posted about them on social media.
He said there are five main goals. They will work on the economy and jobs. They want to improve citizens' lives.
Mr. Kindiki said Kenya has many good things. But it needs more than roads and schools. It also needs strong families and values.
"We must care for each other," he said. "We must love our country. That is how we will do well."
Mr. Kindiki and President Ruto have big plans. They are working together to help Kenya grow, and they hope all Kenyans will join them in this effort.
NAIROBI, Kenya — Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says there is no split in the government. He wants Kenyans to support President William Ruto this year.
Mr. Kindiki spoke at a wedding on Saturday. It was for the son of a cabinet member. Mr. Kindiki said he was on a short vacation. The president had given him a few days off.
"Enjoy the holiday," Mr. Kindiki said. "Pay no attention to small issues. We have important work to do."
Mr. Kindiki feels ready to go. He thinks 2025 will be a big year, and he wants everyone to help the president make Kenya better.
Many important people came to the wedding. There were other cabinet members and officials.
Mr. Kindiki discussed the government's plans for the year and posted about them on social media.
He said there are five main goals. They will work on the economy and jobs. They want to improve citizens' lives.
Mr. Kindiki said Kenya has many good things. But it needs more than roads and schools. It also needs strong families and values.
"We must care for each other," he said. "We must love our country. That is how we will do well."
Mr. Kindiki and President Ruto have big plans. They are working together to help Kenya grow, and they hope all Kenyans will join them in this effort.
