On Wednesday, President William Ruto criticized Raila Odinga's planned anti-government demonstrations on Mondays and Thursdays.


The Azimio leader announced on Tuesday that protests would start the following week on Mondays and Thursdays and would go on until President William Ruto acknowledged their demands.


In a brief remark on Wednesday, the Head of State expressed confidence that the days mentioned above will soon become the days with the most trades on the Nairobi Stock Exchange.

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In the near future, Ruto remarked, Kenya will announce that every Monday and every Thursday are the days with the biggest volume of trading on the Nairobi Stock Exchange.



Ruto also vowed to deal with individuals attempting to hinder the nation's economic progress while officiating the listing of Laptrust Reit on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.


President Ruto reaffirmed his commitment to bolstering the nation's economic muscle, a vision he will vigorously pursue.


He stated unequivocally that the government will take strong measures to ensure that no individual holds the economy hostage by instilling "impunity, lawlessness, and disorder."


According to Ruto, no justification exists for anyone to obstruct free enterprise, interfere with operations, or undermine economic activity for selfish reasons. To uphold Kenya's pledges to a free market economy, he continued, such impunity must be dealt with severely, and complete responsibility must be imposed.