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President William Ruto has extended an olive branch to the other arms of the government especially the judiciary following a recent public spat between the two. Speaking at a church service at AIC Sugutek in Soy Uasin Gishu County, the head of state said that the three arms of government ought to work together as opposed to competing against one another. As Abdiaziz Hashim now tells us, the commander-in-chief however took a swipe at individuals colluding to derail key government projects through the courts stating that they are curtailing efforts by the administration to cure what ails the nation.
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President Ruto extends an olive branch to Judiciary, says all arms of govt should work together
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