Ruto Directs Local Content Bill Be Expanded to Protect Kenyan Small Traders, Warns Against Harassment of Foreigners
President William Ruto has directed Parliament to expand the Local Content Bill, 2025 to ring-fence specific small-scale businesses for Kenyans, while unveiling a 90-day window for foreign nationals to regularise their work and business status. The directive is contained in a statement issued by the Executive Office of the President
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