Kenya: President Ruto Refers Conflict of Interest Bill Back to Parliament

Kenya: President Ruto Refers Conflict of Interest Bill Back to Parliament

Nairobi -- President William Ruto has refered the Conflict of Interest Bill, 2023 back to Parliament after he claimed that it does not meet the expectations of Kenyans

RUTO’s son, GEORGE, buys a multi-million long-distance Scania Marcopolo bus - His notorious driver and right-hand man Kinara flaunts it

Friday, April 18, 2025 - President William Ruto’s son, George, has expanded his investment in the public transport industry after acquiring a Scania Marcopolo bus. The long-distance bus is set to ply the Mombasa - Nairobi route. George Ruto’s infamous driver and right-hand man, Kinara, who has been making headlines for breaking traffic rules, shared a video flaunting the multi-million bus. A new Scania Marcopolo bus could range between Ksh 12 mi…

President Ruto refers Conflict of Interest of Bill back to Parliament - The Informer Media Group

President William Ruto has referred back the Conflict of Interest Bill to Parliament for reconsideration.

Conflict of Interest Bill: What to know after Ruto rejects proposed law to fight graft

Ruto said the Conflict of Interest Bill was expected to propose measures to fight graft, ensure accountable leadership and integrity in public service.

Ruto refers Conflict of Interest Bill 2025 to Parliament for consideration - KahawaTungu

President William Ruto on Thursday referred the Conflict of Interest Bill 2025 back to Parliament for reconsideration. In his commitment to tackling corruption, accountable leadership and integrity in public service, the President has been urging Parliament to pass the Conflict of Interest Bill without delay. He, however, made it clear that he would veto any [...] The post Ruto refers Conflict of Interest Bill 2025 to Parliament for consideratio…

Ruto refuses to approve Conflict of Interest Bill

President William Ruto declined to assent to the Conflict of Interest Bill of 2023 on Thursday, April 17, 2025, and instead sent it back to Parliament for adjustments. Speaking at the State House, Ruto observed that the bill, which set out to impose stringent penalties on public officials illegally doing business with the government, had been […]