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President William Ruto has promised to create jobs for Nairobi youth through government projects. Speaking during a tour of the city, Ruto emphasised the need for peace and unity, saying Kenya needs development, not division.
Ruto Pledges Jobs for Nairobi Youth, Calls for Unity
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