Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has come out against the National Infrastructure Fund, which President William Ruto signed into law on Monday. Nyoro warned that the fund might simply trigger more borrowing rather than driving real development, potentially exacerbating the existing financial burden on citizens and leading to increased taxes or reduced public services. During the opening of the new Mwai Kibaki Senior School in Gaturi Ward, Nyoro pointed out that Kenya already borrows roughly Ksh 1.5 trillion every year. He cautioned that this mounting debt places an even heavier financial weight on ordinary citizens. Nyoro criticized the new The post ‘Another Way of Borrowing’: Ndindi Nyoro Rubbishes Ruto’s Infrastructure Fund appeared first on Nairobi Wire.