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President William Ruto has defended his stance on the privatization of 11 state corporations and over three hundred public entities saying transforming the Nation will require tough decisions whose consequences he is ready to bear. According to the President, the proposal to privatize was made 10 years ago, and as the President there will be no turning back in making the bold and right decisions to transform the country. He made the remarks at the start of the Diaspora Investment Conference 2023.
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President Ruto: No turning back in State Corporations’ privatization
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