Agenda Kenya

As the country awaits to start tomorrow an all-inclusive, multi-sector dialogue to craft Vision
2060, we showcase how the development framework is expected to look like.

President William Ruto is expected to launch a national dialogue on August 12, 2026, which
will bring together various stakeholders to discuss Kenya’s next economic blueprint.

From NYOTA to NextGenKe, the Government has offered start-up capital, constructed digital
hubs and has partnered with the private sector to expand opportunities for the youth.

President William Ruto sets in motion process to develop the document that will set out a permanent framework to measure transparency, track the use of public resources and strengthen citizen engagement.

Prof Kithure Kindiki asks communities to join hands with the Government in protecting forests, noting that conservation is vital in safeguarding water towers, combating climate change and securing better livelihoods.

Broadcasting and Telecommunications PS Stephen Isaboke says the Government is working with telcos to strengthen its digital backbone as the country prepares to host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations and hold the General Election.

President William Ruto asks banks to complement Government efforts
to finance the sector, which many lenders consider high risk.

Today’s Tiaty Cultural Festival is part of wider efforts by stakeholders to enhance the sector’s contribution to the country’s growth.