Critics question Ruto's vision plan's timing, motive Opponents argue that government should first account for what happened to Vision 2030. News 15 min ago
Consumers Federation of Kenya (Cofek) Secretary-General Stephen Mutoro also warned against any attempt to use a national development vision to justify constitutional changes.
President William Ruto’s push to develop a new long-term national development blueprint has triggered a political storm, with critics questioning its timing, rationale and the Government’s record in implementing Vision 2030.
Mr Kinyanjui asked why Kenya was developing a Vision 2060 rather than Vision 2050, and alleged that the initiative could eventually be used to create an avenue for constitutional change.
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