President William Ruto to Address Parliament on This Date as Wetang’ula Announces Special Sitting

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President William Ruto is expected to address a joint sitting of Parliament on Thursday, November 19, 2026, during his annual State of the Nation Address, an important constitutional event that will bring together members of the National Assembly and the Senate.

The special parliamentary sitting is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. at the National Assembly Main Chamber in Parliament Buildings, Nairobi.

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula communicated the development to lawmakers on Wednesday, November 11, through an official notice informing them about the upcoming presidential address.

According to Wetang’ula, President Ruto had formally notified Parliament of his intention to deliver the address in accordance with Article 132(1) of the Constitution of Kenya.

The constitutional provision requires the Head of State to address Parliament annually and report on various issues affecting the country.

During the address, Ruto is expected to outline measures undertaken by his administration to promote national values and principles of governance.

He will also be required to update lawmakers on the progress achieved in fulfilling the country's international obligations and provide information concerning the state of national security.

The annual address is an important opportunity for the President to explain his government's performance, highlight development achievements and outline priorities for the coming months.

It also provides legislators with an opportunity to scrutinise the information presented and raise questions about matters affecting Kenyans.

The November 19 address will come as the Ruto administration continues implementing its development programmes while preparing for the next phase of its governance agenda.

Kenyans will also be keen to follow the President's remarks on the economy, employment, infrastructure, healthcare and other national issues.

The announcement has therefore placed Parliament in preparation for one of the country's major constitutional engagements, which will attract attention from political leaders and members of the public.

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