Great president great country i am proud to call kenya as my second home its where i did my postgraduate degree at # 1 school in kenya UoN. Love and respect from somalia
Wao! Well-done Mr President. Congratulations Kenya is chosen among all other African Nations to host Havard university. Were really honoured . Thank Barozi. Her excellent U.S ambassador. Youave been great marketing Kenya.
This 1 hour video has been nothing short of brilliant.His excellency's ideas are just at par with the civilization speed and have never been more than proud to see him radiate this energy to the global audience.Proudly honored to be in existence during his regime. A prophet is not welcomed in his own city. Speaks volumes😢
We support you, 100% President Ruto, on Technology, Internet in every ward. ICT hub in every ward will create remote jobs at the grassroot level. Thank you your excellency.
The Olduvai Gorge (also spelled as Oldupai Gorge) is a significant paleoanthropological site in Tanzania, East Africa. It is located in the eastern Serengeti Plain, near the Ngorongoro Crater in northern Tanzania. The gorge is famous for the numerous early human fossils and artifacts that have been found there, providing important insights into human evolution and prehistory. It has been a key site for studying the development of early humans and their ancestors for many decades.
Am an sme business owner in Nairobi,town I would love to engage with them in business matters and many sme by young people would love to have these please mr president help grow sme among young people
Mr. President, you are so smart. You are brilliant and strategic. You are so knowledgeable. You are favoured. Indeed a researcher. Profound engagement. May all plans come to pass successfully.
Mr president, my president i just want to say that I freaking love you man. Im also in the US going to Boston for college this fall. Unfortunately I was rejected by Harvard but fortunately enough im going to attend the University of Massachusetts-Boston which is a few minutes from Harvard. I just wanted to say that I really love your ideas about our continent and country. My dream is to come back and be president, that way together with the future generation we will make your ideas and more a reality.
@@GeeksGumbot Yeah!!, I'm really grateful for the opportunity. Ill pick these people's brains and gain important insight on how government should truly work. Then together we shall build a better nation and continent.
As a youth in Kenya the biggest threat we face as a nation is miss management and corruption. We are four year six years towards vision 2030 I highly doubt we will implement that strategic plan. Great questions form the Harvard school but I also believe Kenyan youth should have a one on one with His Excellency.
What a privilege to have had an opportunity to meet some of the team members from Harvard. Iwe and the team at MGSN discussing some of the technological solutions we have around and how they can be made better. Humbled..
Even do I'm not Kenyan but i wish i can live kenya Forever to enjoy also this leadership of Kenyans president.🎉 Thank for your contribution to build Africa .
There are universities, and there is HARVARD, where learning and teaching are rooted in more practical experiences than theoretical framing of issues. I hope that the visit to Kenya's 🇰🇪 seat of power serves as a unique case study
This was a great interaction between Mr president and the Harvard business Student, The country is lucky to have a modern leader however I am not sure climate change is the most urgent African or Kenyan priority. Unemployment, food shortage and infrastructure should top the list. But I digress, Great meet up.
the biggest setback is technology. We consume outdated tech from these superpowers as they sit on their new tech and use it to dominate us. Right now we are in data protection while Europe and Us are in AI and ML.
Mr. President, your priorities should be centered on the growth of the economy: massive job opportunities for the citizens of Kenya. Incentives and priorities should on medium and large scale manufacturing. Your focus must be centered on creation of medium and large scale manufacturing industries. Inturns employment, tax revenue for the country will be inevitable. It's my hope that your Kenya tax comparison with France was indvatent error. Emerging economy like Kenya needs not to be over burden with excessive taxation. Kenya should amulate emerging economy likes of the Asians countries, creat attractive and friendly tax incentives for small scale industrial base. Small and medium scale industries are the base of massive employment and tax revenue for states and local government.
THIS MAN MR RUTO HAS GREAT WISDOM AND DISCRENMENT.AM VERY SURE HE READS ,PRAYS AND ACTS THE BOOK OF PROVERBS IN THE BIBLE .GOD BLESS YOU ,YOURE BEEN DOING UNIQUE SINCE YOUVE BEEN MY PRESIDENT .GOD BLESS YOU .MORE GRACE WITH ALL THE LEADERSHIP YOUVE CHOSEN AND CHOOSING .I TAKE PRIDE IN YOU. WATCHING FROM NYERI.GOD BLESS YOU
While the Olduvai Gorge is a significant site in the study of human evolution, it is not considered the oldest origin of mankind. The search for the oldest human origins is an ongoing area of research in paleoanthropology and archaeology. Olduvai Gorge is known for its rich deposits of early human fossils and stone tools dating back millions of years. Some of the most famous discoveries from Olduvai Gorge include the remains of Homo habilis and Australopithecus boisei, among others. These findings have provided valuable information about the early stages of human evolution. However, in terms of the oldest known human ancestors, sites such as the Rift Valley in East Africa, including places like the Afar Triangle in Ethiopia and the Turkana Basin in Kenya, have also yielded very ancient hominin fossils that date back even further in time. These regions are known for their importance in understanding the earliest stages of human evolution.
Learn what...what is Soo important Harvard has done that African universities hasn't...nothing to learn...this are just student 😂coming to waste African time..and wasting our president time..nothing new
These are first year students and they are already meeting up with our head of state bruh. That's what's up with our universities . They'll never go to this lengths
Wishing continued bilingual, bicultural enndeavors between Kenya and Harvard Business School. Understanding the regional and cultural realities is a source of great growth both individually and academically applying this to human and economic development is a creative challenge for a better tomorrow.
This harvard University engagement with Kenya's president is top-notch and I agree academic qualified leaders have a great role in expressing the strategic development agendas commensurate to western world. Kudos Mr. President.
Amazing madam meg ,our president is lucky to have you as American embassy very humble and friendly ,, president Biden make the right choice for kenyans ,very dedicated hard working and am sure you will find out soon how Kenya and america relationship will go strong and stranger bravo to our president and president Joe Biden
Well,Ruto speaks like a Politician.East Africans are very much aware of how Kenyan government has invested in fossil fuels,projected invested in renewable energy,food security,climate change.But the speech and answers to questions are quite to the contrary.
This is among the things we as Kenyans will be very blind to see and only focus on the negative Yes things are tough but we can come together and build our country brick by brick One time I'll be so proud to be particularly from the open minded Gen-Z generation
Mr. President through bilateral negotiations do something about exorbitant visa fee they expect us to pay to study abroad and increase in diaspora Kenyans.
This students youre bringing here dont understand life at all.Their parents gave them everuthing, they dont have to work .their fathers have already bought hsares for them from fortune 500 .Rutos life is quite different ,you cant compare with this bunch of rich kids who are just travelling.
If you want the best lectures and fiction story story telling come to Kenya. Unfortunately when it's comes to implementation; what Kenya says , the achievements is -1% they don't walk the talk , Corruption, theft of public resources, a Kenyan MP earns more than US Cabinet secretary. Did the students see the shame and or help fix the pavements/open drainage, mugging in Nairobi CBD. No wonder Trump said African countries led by a" Blackman are shithole" Kenyan Politicians earns ×5 times that of US politicians and defrauds almost all the donor funds.
Our founding fathers must be weeping in their graves: This lad is a master of buzzword bingoism and embodies the colonial state; no ideas, what does agile and government even mean?
That is why I love Kenya 🇰🇪: the name of God is magnified everywhere no matter ❤🎉 but I hate the immigration , I was an international student over there and reused to give work permits without 🤑💰, and I refused ! Shame on the immigration system .
We are not moving towards confederation bwana ei. No confederation (or federation) of any sort. Integration should not be made to look like that. Europe is integrated, but EU is not a confederation. Pan Africanism doesn't mean becoming one state
You are right Federation is not a fit solution for East Africa in Particular and Africa in general. It is an ideal political thought but not practical today and will never be practical in the near future given the diversity of people and the type of leaders we have. It is better sit down and come up with something more practical than keep dwelling on the cherished ideas of Federarion or confederation.
@@TNgwale-eu3xl 100%. I think people who believe this are delusional. For starters, in this region of ours this Federation idea was conceived by Julius Nyerere. But it failed because the Kenyan establishment didn't want to cede control of Kenya, and Ugandan leaders saw an opportunity to rule (by force) over far larger territory and people as some kind of Empire of theirs. It was only Nyerere who was not driven by self. The Ugandans were thirsting for more, while ours here weren't ready to loose sovereign control that they already had. And the truth is, with our huge diversity, it is more likely that we would have broken down with countries seceding if it was one big state. This talk of uniting East Africa or Africa or whatever into one State, will never get anywhere and it only means we will miss the chance to actually focus on what we need to focus on. At the end of the day, even if black people are a family, we are many nations within with wide differences and priorities.
He mentioned that there is youth backlog or so, and at times human capital can be more than the industry demand. In that case, exporting labour to other countries isn't only beneficial to the recipient but rather a win-win for both parties.
@@Carol-dc7li the operative word is RETENTION. We have a serious shortage of skill in the country. We have a shortage of doctors, teachers, nurses, people in tech, etc. But hey, we are Kenyans. We trust lazy politicians like Ruto. He does not have ideas of how to create jobs and sells haemorrhage of skills and talents as something we should celebrate.
