Maraga accuses Ruto of neglecting education, healthcare
Presidential hopeful David Maraga has criticised President William Ruto’s administration over its handling of the university lecturers’ strike and what he described as a worsening healthcare crisis. Maraga said the two sectors would be central to his 2027 presidential campaign, accusing the government of failing to prioritise essential public services at the expense of ordinary [...] The post…
Presidential candidate David Maraga has criticised President William Ruto's administration for failing to prioritize education and healthcare, according to statements made at a village in Nyamira County. Maraga highlighted disruptions in university lectures and the deteriorating state of public health facilities, arguing that these issues pose a threat to Kenya's future.
He urged Kenyans to reject Ruto's re-election bid in 2027, urging them to elect leaders who place education, employment, and social welfare at the forefront of national development. Maraga also questioned the reported cost of Ruto's trip to the UN General Assembly, suggesting public funds should be directed towards essential services rather than expensive diplomatic trips.
Regarding healthcare, Maraga described the public health system as in crisis, with patients struggling to access treatment in government hospitals and dispensaries. He pledged to improve the availability of essential medicines and ensure affordable medical care for all citizens.
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