Following Raila’s recent decision to side with President William Ruto, details have started to emerge on what the two political bigwigs have been talking about in meetings allegedly held at State House.
According to the Daily Nation newspaper, Ruto and Raila have been meeting regularly at the State House to discuss the state of the nation. Their main discussion has been revolving around forming a broad-based government. It has also been revealed that Raila has been Ruto’s closest confidant in the wake of the Gen Z protests.
“The gamble that ODM chief Raila Odinga has emerged as one of President William Ruto’s closest confidants in the wake of the ongoing anti-governmental protests is not in doubt. The two are said to be meeting regularly, with their discussions centred on pacifying the country and the formation of a broad-based government.” The newspaper wrote on Friday.
These details Emerge after it was revealed that Ruto and Raila are in the process of forming a coalition government. Ruto is said to have given Azimio seven slots in his cabinet to seal their newfound relationship. What do you have to say about this revelation? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
These details Emerge after it was revealed that Ruto and Raila are in the process of forming a coalition government. Ruto is said to have given Azimio seven slots in his cabinet to seal their newfound relationship. What do you have to say about this revelation? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
A startling report surfaced today claiming that Pasta has increased Mpost handled by 400%. Postmaster John Tonui has reportedly verified that these services will cost 9,450 Kenya shillings instead of the customary 450 Kenya shillings.
The bad news is that everyone in Kenya will have to pay this enormous sum to use any postal service in the country. Although the primary motivation behind the government’s decision to increase these fees by such a significant amount is still unknown, the government certainly issued the command.
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