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Infrastructure fund timely

Ruto

President William Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki inspect the Kulamawe–Garbatulla section of the 750km Isiolo–Mandera Road under the Horn of Africa Gateway Development Project on February 11,2026. 

Photo credit: PCS.

Last year, President William Ruto announced the establishment of a National Infrastructure Fund, a bold step aimed at reducing Kenya’s dependence on public debt to finance development.

His argument was simple, Kenya has the resources to fund its own growth, what it lacks is a structured mechanism to mobilise and deploy that capital effectively. The urgency is undeniable.