President William Ruto has said his government is working towards lowering electricity tariffs that are currently depleting the pockets of Kenyans.


This comes as Kenyans are groaning under the effects of harsh economic times.

Ruto said within three months they will consult the public and will prioritize low-income earners and manufacturers in the tariff review process. 

"In three months, we will have public consultation to ensure that we have tariffs that are affordable to those at the bottom of the economic pyramid and our manufacturers.”

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The president was speaking during a New Year Sunday service at Siloam Ministry, Bamburi, Mombasa County. 

During the same event, the president also said the government will work to end Kenya's debt burden, which was affecting service delivery.

He encouraged Kenyans to plant trees to reverse the adverse effects of climate change.


First Lady Rachel Ruto and Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir among other leaders accompanied Ruto to the church service.