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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has defended foreign trips by President William Ruto saying the country is in need of an aggressive foreign policy if it were to deal with the high cost of living. The Prime CS who is also the Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs says the diplomatic charm spearheaded by the Head of State has started to bear fruits through the securing of foreign jobs for the youth. Tilio Marko reports.
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Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi defends president’s foreign trips
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