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Pro government leaders have mounted a strong defense of the government backed fundraisers christened empowerment programs, saying they have always been part of the Kenyan culture. Speaking at different fundraisers on Saturday, the leaders defended the fundraisers which they say do not adversely affect development projects. They claim the controversial fundraisers are a complementary strategy to improve the lives of Kenyans. Laura
Ruto allies defend ‘empowerment’ tours
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