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President William Ruto has assured Kenyans of thorough investigations into the helicopter crash that killed Kenya's chief of the defence forces, General Francis Ogolla and nine other officers. President Ruto has also told the congregation attending the funeral service of the late General that the findings will be made public. This follows an outcry by opposition leaders that thorough investigations must be done and made public as soon as possible. Nimrod Taabu now reports from Alego Usonga in Siaya county
President Ruto promises thorough probe into chopper crash that killed General Ogolla
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