The President is expected to deliver his speech in Parliament at 3 pm.
Traffic officers patrol outside the Parliament Buildings ahead of President William Ruto's State of the Nation address on November 21, 2024/ENOS TECHE Security has been beefed up around the Parliament Buildings ahead of President William Ruto's State of the Nation address.
The President is expected to deliver his speech in Parliament at 3 pm.
Police officers and security agencies have been deployed in key areas surrounding the Parliament, with roadblocks and access restrictions
in place to ensure the event runs smoothly.
The State of the Nation address is an obligation of the Constitution that requires Ruto to update Parliament on three key issues, among them national security.
Police vehicle patrols outside the Parliament Buildings ahead of President William Ruto's State of the Nation address at the National Assembly on November 21, 2024/ENOS TECHE
Ruto's address is expected to outline the
government’s achievements over the past year address key national issues and unveil future plans.
The President is also obligated to appraise the legislature on all the measures taken by his administration and the progress achieved in the realisation of the national values.
A police vehicle is seen blocking the road as a traffic officer directs vehicles and pedestrians to use alternative routes ahead of President William Ruto's State of the Nation address on November 21, 2024/ENOS TECHE A clear road outside Parliament Buildings ahead of President William Ruto's State of the Nation Address at the National Assembly on November 21, 2024/ENOS TECHE
City Hall Way leading to Parliament Road blocked for vehicles with pedestrians to and from Green Park being allowed to pass on November 21, 2024/ENOS TECHE
