President William Ruto and Deputy President Kindiki Kithure at Lari’s Jitume ICT
Lab in Kiambu county/DPCS
President William Ruto and his
deputy Kithure Kindiki kept a low
profile yesterday after their five-day
gruelling whistle-stops to reclaim the
restive Mt Kenya vote.
Their aides intimated to the Star
the two opted to have a quiet Sunday
and only held private prayers with
selected few members of their families.
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