President William Ruto is set to host a town hall meeting in Mombasa today at the Kenya School of Government, engaging directly with the residents and addressing their concerns. The event is part of the President’s ongoing efforts to foster open dialogue and strengthen connections between the government and the citizens.
The town hall meeting will provide a platform for Mombasa residents to voice their issues, ask questions, and receive updates on various government initiatives. It is expected to cover a wide range of topics, including local development projects, economic policies, and social services.
“We are committed to transparent and inclusive governance. This town hall meeting is an opportunity for the people of Mombasa to engage directly with the President and discuss the matters that are most important to them,” said a spokesperson from the President’s office.
The meeting is part of President Ruto’s broader strategy to hold regular town hall sessions across the country, ensuring that all citizens have a chance to participate in the national dialogue and contribute to shaping Kenya’s future.
Residents are encouraged to attend and participate actively in the discussions. The event will also be streamed live on various media platforms to reach a wider audience.
Further details about the venue and timing will be announced soon.
