In a nation weary of unfulfilled promises, President William Ruto’s bold declaration during the 70th anniversary of the African Inland Church Ziwani in Nairobi has stirred both hope and scepticism. Ruto pledged to transform Kenya from a third-world to a first-world country by 2055, comparing the vision to the rapid economic rise of Singapore, South Korea, and China. Joined by First Lady Rachel Ruto and other top leaders, the president outlined a plan anchored on unity, faith, and investments in key sectors such as housing, healthcare, education, and agriculture.
