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The differences between Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and President William Ruto took another twist today with the DP cautioning his boss against betrayal. In apparent reference to a scheme to impeach the DP, Rigathi revisited a period when Ruto came under intense criticism and Central Kenya region stood by him. Rigathi urged the president to put the Kenya Kwanza house in order even as his allies castigated the alleged drafters of the impeachment motion.
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DP Gachagua asks President Ruto to be cautious and do the right thing
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