Nyoro: Why Vision 2060 may not match Vision 2030

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Former Kiambu Governor James Nyoro has criticised President William Ruto's Vision 2060 blueprint, saying it lacks bipartisan support and comes as Kenya faces worsening economic conditions.

Speaking during an interview on KTN on Monday, August 3, Nyoro said the country should first reform the agriculture and energy sectors to reduce manufacturing costs before pursuing a new long-term development plan.

“The conditions that are supposed to propel us to economic growth that leads to better social growth are really not there,” observed Nyoro.

Nyoro: Why Vision 2060 may not match Vision 2030

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