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Prof Nyong’o has defended the proposed National Development Charter, saying Kenya’s pursuit of long-term development planning is not new but a continuation of efforts that were never fully realised.
According to Mr Mohamed, August 12 is significant since it marks “not the launch of a finished blueprint, but the beginning of a national conversation through which Kenyans will collectively determine the country’s next long-term development charter”.
Nearly two decades later, President Ruto wants to build on that foundation by replacing a government-owned planning framework with a constitution-anchored National Development Charter that he says will belong to Kenyans and endure beyond administrations.
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