On November 20, President William Ruto delivered the annual State of the Nation Address, a moment when the country pauses to measure progress and weigh the government’s priorities.
This is more than a constitutional requirement; it is a national mirror that shows Kenyans where we stand and how prepared we are to confront the pressures shaping our economic and social well-being. This year, the issues of climate change, food security and sustainability stood out sharply.
