On the radarPresident William Ruto is scheduled to deliver Kenya's main address at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York on Wednesday.
Ruto arrived in New York on Sunday for the high-level UNGA engagements and has since held talks with world leaders and taken part in meetings on technology, development and multilateral cooperation.
He also held talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the sidelines of the General Assembly.
During his engagements, Ruto has pushed for reforms to the UN Security Council and the international financial system, arguing that global institutions and rules established decades ago should better reflect today's world.
He has also called for a greater African role in technology and global decision-making, including through the Accra Reset and the MasterKey Corridor.
His address comes as world leaders gather for the General Debate amid discussions on conflicts, climate change, development financing, technology and reform of the multilateral system.
Ruto is expected to use the address to outline Kenya's position on these issues and its call for changes to global institutions.
Kindiki to inspect projects in Murang'a
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is scheduled to inspect development projects and hold a public sensitisation meeting in Maragua Constituency, Murang'a County, on Wednesday.
The programme is scheduled to begin at 8 am and will focus on development projects in the constituency.
Kindiki's diary places the Deputy President in Maragua as he continues government engagements involving development projects and public sensitisation.
Corruption cases in court today
Several corruption-related cases are scheduled for hearing and mention in courts across the country on Wednesday.
At the Milimani Anti-Corruption Court, Kyaloka Property Development Company Ltd and four others will be in court in a suit seeking recovery of public land in Karen valued at Sh1.255 billion.
Nicholas Owino Ochiel and three others will also have their case mentioned in a suit seeking forfeiture of unexplained assets worth Sh1.2 billion to the Government.
Meanwhile, Wilson Gacanja, Martha Wanjumbi Wamboi and three others will appear at the Environment and Land Court in Machakos in a suit seeking recovery of public land reserved for Machakos Prison.
Joseph Kinyanjui Mwai will be at the Environment and Land Court in Limuru over recovery of public land belonging to the State Department for Housing and Urban Development, while Pamela Leiyagu will appear at the Environment and Land Court in Nanyuki over recovery of public land.
