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Leaders allied to President William Ruto have defended the government’s development record urging Kenyans to back the President as he delivers on his manifesto. At the same time they faulted a section of leaders uncomfortable with broad based government accusing them of propagating selfish political interests.
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Ruto allies defend government’s track record, rally support for President
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