Moment of truth for Uhuru and Ruto in Sh7 trillion public debt suit
Caption for the landscape image: Moment of truth for Uhuru and Ruto in Sh7 trillion public debt suit Monday, July 13, 2026 Scroll down to read the article President William Ruto (left) and his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta. National Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi. Read: Why CBK is supporting Omtatah's petition on public debt Attorney-General Dorcas Oduor and Mr Mbadi are seeking to stop a hearing scheduled for October, warning that the case proceedings would undermine the intended appeal and disrupt the constitutional oversight process.
- ▪Caption for the landscape image: Moment of truth for Uhuru and Ruto in Sh7 trillion public debt suit Monday, July 13, 2026 Scroll down to read the article President William Ruto (left) and his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta.
- ▪National Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi.
- ▪Read: Why CBK is supporting Omtatah's petition on public debt Attorney-General Dorcas Oduor and Mr Mbadi are seeking to stop a hearing scheduled for October, warning that the case proceedings would undermine the intended appeal and disrupt
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| Publication time | Mon, 13 Jul 2026 03:00:00 +0000 |
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Caption for the landscape image: Moment of truth for Uhuru and Ruto in Sh7 trillion public debt suit Monday, July 13, 2026 Scroll down to read the article President William Ruto (left) and his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta. By Joseph Wangui Correspondent Nation Media Group Article Related The Attorney-General and Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi have asked the High Court to halt proceedings of a landmark constitutional case concerning the legality of nearly Sh7 trillion public debt pending an appeal.
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