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President William Ruto has defended trade cabinet secretary Moses Kuria following his remarks about the media saying everyone has the freedom of expression without coercion. this comes as azimio senators led by Edwin Sifuna staged a walkout from the senate after speaker Amason Kingi dismissed a motion seeking to censure Moses Kuria over his attacks on the media.
President Ruto defends trade CS Moses Kuria following his remarks about the media
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