President William Ruto is in Moscow, Russia, to lead Kenya’s delegation at the Third Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum, with a focus on advancing the country’s economic and strategic interests.

In a statement issued on October 27, State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed said Ruto would pursue opportunities in market access, investment and partnerships aimed at supporting Kenya’s economic transformation.

As the African Union champion on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Ruto is expected to push for greater access to international markets for African tea, coffee, cut flowers, fresh produce and value-added products.

The forum provides a platform for Kenya to engage with Russia and other partners on trade and investment opportunities, with the delegation seeking to strengthen economic ties and expand markets for Kenyan products.

Kindiki to launch roads in Kiambu, inspect development projects in Nyeri

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is scheduled to inspect development projects in Kiambu and Nyeri counties, including road infrastructure, affordable housing, markets, a stadium and a hospital.

In Juja, Kiambu County, Kindiki is expected to launch the Kimbo-Matangini and Ndarugo-Nyacaba-Kimuchu roads, which are part of ongoing efforts to improve road connectivity in the area.

The Deputy President will then proceed to Nyeri County, where he is scheduled to inspect ongoing works at Othaya Modern Market, Othaya Affordable Housing project, Othaya Stadium and Mwai Kibaki Teaching and Referral Hospital.

VOCAL Africa to address alleged abduction of Tanzanian national

VOCAL Africa is scheduled to address the media at Milimani Law Courts over the alleged unlawful abduction of Tanzanian national Twaha Mwaipaya.

The organisation will also address the filing of a habeas corpus petition seeking to compel authorities to produce Mwaipaya before the court and secure his release.

A habeas corpus petition asks the court to examine the legality of a person’s detention.

The media briefing is scheduled for 10 am at Milimani Law Courts.

Gachagua to host political delegations at Wamunyoro residence

Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua is expected to host political delegations at his Wamunyoro residence in Nyeri County.

The meetings will provide an opportunity for Gachagua to engage with visiting political leaders as he continues his consultations with various delegations.

Manyoka driver accused of causing three deaths to stand trial

A driver linked to the Manyoka incident, accused of causing three deaths through dangerous driving, is expected to stand trial before the court.

The case will focus on the allegations against the driver and the circumstances surrounding the deaths.