Dp William Ruto’s latest statement on the revolutionary Bottom-Up Development Plan commits to leave no one behind in its economic reconfiguration journey for the country Kenya.
It incorporates even the marginalised voices, expertise and leadership in its workings as part of the broad, inclusive and sustainable efforts to uplift the millions of poor Kenyans struggling to make a living.
He said this as they empowered more than 10,000 women drawn from 170 different groups in Kitui Central, Kitui Rural, Kitui East and Kitui South Constituencies at the Kenya Forestry Research Institute, Kitui County;
He later acknowledged greetings from wananchi at Kalundu Market and Kitui Town.
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