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President William Ruto has called on members of parliament to pass the controversial 2023 finance bill saying he will not rely on borrowing to fund government agenda. Speaking in Kirinyaga County on Tuesday the president called on Kenyans to support his bill saying it will be good for the nation’s future.
President Ruto drums up support for housing levy
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