President Ruto offered an apology to the residents of the region on behalf of the nation.
Long before President William Ruto arrived with an apology and a bag of goodies for the people of the northern Kenya to mark the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations on Monday, Wajir had already made history.
Residents began arriving at the new 10,000-capacity stadium as early as 4:30am, many from far-flung parts of the county, to witness the first national celebrations held in the north.
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President Ruto apologised to Northern Kenya residents for decades of marginalisation and pledged increased investment in…
President William Ruto led Kenya’s 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations in Wajir, marking the first time the national event has been…
“Poleni sana ndugu zetu. It was never meant to be this way,” Ruto said.
The Kenya Air Force conducted an elaborate fly-past and the performance concluded with a helicopter flying over the stadium with…
Kenyans troop to Wajir Stadium for the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations to be presided over by President William Ruto.
Long before sunrise, Wajir Stadium had already begun receiving guests both local and visitors some clad in national colour, song…
