In the early days of the Kenya Kwanza (KK)administration, President William Ruto publicly proclaimed his priorities. Two of them were the stabilisation of the country politically and economically.
Following fractious and divisive presidential elections, it was clear that the country was deeply fissured with many disenfranchised by the electoral outcomes. It was also patently clear that the outgoing administration had made a hash of the economy through profligate public debt.