What William Ruto's Presidency Would Mean for Kenya's Economy

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What William Ruto's Presidency Would Mean for Kenya's Economy Kenya

William Ruto has been declared the winner of Kenya's 2022 presidential election. The close results have been queried, raising the risk of a prolonged political transition. But, if cleared, Ruto is set to. The unemployment rate is running high - a fact that fuelled the youth resentment against the government of outgoing president Uhuru Kenyatta. Kenya's economy generates less than 200,000 formal jobs for the over one million young people who join the labour market every year.

While Ruto has promised"bottom-up" economic transformation, his role as deputy president in the previous administration provides little indication of his ability, or will, to push through transformative economic policies. Ruto's victory means Kenyans face more of the status quo. He, and the coalition behind him, seem to be firm believers in the market economy where the government hardly intervenes in production and price setting, write

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