Kenyans have raised concerns over the reported size of President William Ruto's delegation to the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York, with claims that Kenya travelled with 84 representatives, compared to five from Uganda and six from the United Kingdom.
The reported figures have sparked debate over government spending on air travel, accommodation and allowances, as citizens continue to grapple with economic challenges, including rising living costs and concerns over healthcare.
The government has defended the trip, citing diplomatic and economic priorities such as UN Security Council reforms and climate finance. However, the full composition and cost of Kenya's delegation remain subjects of public scrutiny, with official records confirming the participation of seven Cabinet Secretaries but not independently verifying the reported total of 84 people. #USA
