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President William Ruto kicked off his Nyanza tour in Kisumu County, launching several development projects. He was joined by ODM leader Raila Odinga, with both leaders defending their political alliance, despite low public approval ratings reported by a TIFA survey. This marks their first joint visit to the region under the new broad-based government, ahead of Madaraka Day celebrations in Homa Bay County.
RUTO, RAILA BEGIN NYANZA TOUR, DEFEND POLITICAL ALLIANCE
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