Marking four years in office, President William Ruto
highlighted progress on his affordable housing program during stops in Nyeri
and Mathira, countering opposition claims of unfulfilled promises.
An analysis found he fulfilled just 2.6% of 455 promises, though many remain in progress, while Ruto pointed to 20,000 houses allocated to police, job creation for youth, and over 10,000 completed units.
Supporters celebrate infrastructure like teacher hires and stadiums, as the debate reflects Kenya's focus on income, jobs, and housing ahead of 2027 elections.