Political debate continues across the country following President William Ruto’s proposal to begin planning for Kenya’s development beyond Vision 2030 through a new Vision 2060 agenda.
The President said Kenya should start preparing a long-term national development strategy that will guide economic growth, infrastructure expansion and job creation over the coming decades. The proposal has attracted mixed reactions, with supporters describing it as forward-looking while critics argue the government should first address current economic challenges.
President Ruto said, “We must begin the conversation about the Kenya we want in 2060.”
The national conversation is expected to involve leaders, professionals, the private sector and ordinary citizens as the government seeks to chart the country’s long-term development path.
