Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-10-04
President William Ruto stated that the government will not yield to demands from absentee landlords during his visit to the Kenyan Coast.
President William Ruto concluded a week-long visit to Kenya's Coast region with remarks directed at local leaders. He playfully suggested some had become lost during his tour and stated that funds would not be allocated to absentee landlords.
Ruto's comments address long-standing land ownership issues in the coastal areas. His administration's stance signals a potential shift in policy, aiming to prioritize local communities and address historical grievances related to land tenure and development.
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All sources: Kenyan media outlets covered President Ruto's remarks regarding absentee landlords at the Coast, noting his playful tone towards some leaders.
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