POLITICS

After presiding over his second general election the chairman of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), Mr Wafula Chebukati, is set to call...

At the end of September, Chebukati and his commissioners will be smiling all the way to the bank, and could afford a toast having closed the 2022 chapter on a high.

Also present were a number of influential figures from the world of business. Here, Business Today looks at two notable billionaires whose appearance at the inauguration caught our eye

President-Elect Dr William Samoei Ruto, is expected to be sworn in tomorrow Tuesday 13th Sept. 2022 in an elaborate ceremony that will set back the taxpayer Ksh200 million.

The current cohort of 44 Principal Secretaries will exit office with President Uhuru Kenyatta once Ruto is sworn in on Tuesday, September 13. Principal Secretaries serve as the accounting officers of various state departments.

Business Today looks at seven key things William Ruto promised for his first 100 days in office.

Government officials were spotted at the sports complex on Monday, September 5 making inspections ahead of the ceremony, where several international leaders and dignitaries are set to be present.

Reports have previously valued the three companies associated with Nyoro in excess of Ksh300 million. It also recently emerged that he is one of the largest individual shareholders in power utility Kenya Power, with a total of 9,116,800 ordinary shares or 0.46 per cent as of 2021.