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Outspoken Nakuru catholic diocese bishop Cleophas Osese has termed the newly appointed cabinet changes by President William Ruto as cosmetic. The outspoken cleric accused the president of recycling people rejected by the public warning that this could spark a fresh wave of demonstrations. This comes even as Siaya Governor James Orengo maintains that the country needs to prioritize justice for the victims of police brutality over the formation of a broad-based government. This comes even as ODM chairman John Mbadi maintains that it's time for a national dialogue and Azimio cannot follow Kalonzo any longer.
Bishop Cleophas Osese terms newly appointed cabinet changes by the President as cosmetic.
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