President William Ruto has said the Government will roll out a National Pensions Strategy.


Ruto said that on Monday during a meeting held at the Nairobi State House aimed at resolving the disputes that have hindered the effective pension contribution by workers in Kenya.

The Roll out of the strategy is meant to encourage a savings culture among Kenyans. 


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Ruto said the new pension plan will cover every adult Kenyan, including civil servants and those in the formal sector and informal sectors and at the same time help the economy grow.  

“Savings provide capital for investment and investments lead to new opportunities and economic growth,” Ruto said.


The President was speaking after he chaired a harmonisation meeting that brought together the National Social Security Fund, the Kenya Tea Growers Association and the Kenya Tea Growers Employers Association.