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Charlene Ruto challenges leaders to take responsibility

Charlene Ruto

Charlene Ruto speaks at the University of Nairobi during the launch of the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation’s 16 days of gender activism campaign in November last year.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Speaking in Mombasa during the national celebrations to mark this year’s International Youth Day, Ms Ruto hinted that the youth in Kenya were unaware of measures put in place by the national government for their benefit, thus causing them frustrations.
  • Ms Ruto emphasised the need for collaboration among community leaders, youth networks, private partners, and the youth to bring positive change in the communities.

President William Ruto's daughter, Charlene Ruto, has challenged leaders to take responsibility for good governance at the county level rather than placing all public expectations on the President.

Speaking in Mombasa during the national celebrations to mark this year’s International Youth Day, Ms Ruto hinted that the youth in Kenya were unaware of measures put in place by the national government for their benefit, thus causing them frustrations.