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President William Ruto's five-day tour in the Mt Kenya region saw him visit the counties of Kirinyaga and Meru today. The president continued to launch various projects, prioritizing agriculture, infrastructure, and electrification. It will also be a relief for Miraa farmers after President William Ruto assured them that the government is committed to improving the market and removing cartels. Contrary to Tuesday’s tour, the president and his allies criticized the former deputy president, Rigathi Gachagua, for running divisive politics.
President Ruto Tours Mt. Kenya, Pledges Support for Miraa Farmers and Development Projects
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