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Kenyan President William Ruto announced plans to spend about $31 billion over the next decade on large infrastructure projects, a U-turn on his previous pledge to rein in spending and public debt.
The road, railway, airport and power projects will be financed through a national infrastructure fund, Ruto said late Monday.
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