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Ruto’s cabinet dissolution sparks nationwide approval and debate

Huldah Matara by Huldah Matara
July 12, 2024
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President William Ruto’s recent decision to dissolve the cabinet has ignited a flurry of responses throughout Kenya, with a majority of citizens lauding it as a bold and decisive move. This action has not only sparked intense debates within political circles but has also provided fertile ground for content creators on social media platforms, blending humor with serious discourse.

Across various digital platforms, content creators swiftly responded to the news with a barrage of witty commentary and memes. Leveraging their ingenuity, these online personalities dissected the implications of the president’s decision, garnering robust engagement and amusement from their audiences. This lighthearted approach has effectively diffused some of the tension typically associated with significant political maneuvers, offering a welcome reprieve for many Kenyans.

Public sentiment has largely leaned towards approval, with numerous voices commending President Ruto for his resolute stance and commitment to reform.

Margaret Anyango, a resident of Eldoret, expressed, “As a member of Gen-Z, I was exceedingly pleased with yesterday’s events and am grateful for the actions taken.”

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From various corners of the country, citizens have praised the president’s willingness to disrupt the status quo, expressing optimism that this shake-up will foster a more effective and transparent governance framework.

Kelvin, youth leader in Eldoret, remarked, “We, as Gen-Z in Uasin Gishu, are extremely supportive of the president’s decision and extend our gratitude.”

Michael Muthoka of Makueni County added, “The president’s recent actions are beneficial as our country’s economy has faltered, impacting us small business owners due to excessive government expenditure on salaries.”

While many view the cabinet dissolution as a necessary step towards addressing entrenched challenges such as corruption and inefficiency, there exists dissent among some segments of the populace. Critics argue that the reforms should be more sweeping in scope.

A bodaboda operator in Eldoret urged, “Extend these changes beyond cabinet secretaries to include dismantling cartels and prosecuting embezzlers. We trust in your competence to do so.”

Calls for the removal of Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi underscore widespread frustrations with the current political leadership’s effectiveness in meeting national goals. These voices advocate for comprehensive changes within the administration.

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