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Kenya: DP Ruto Allies Breathe Fire Over Mashujaa Day List, Vow to Storm

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[Nation] Differences between Deputy President William Ruto and his boss President Kenyatta are likely to widen after the DP's allies vowed to storm uninvited the Mashujaa Day national celebrations to be held on Tuesday at Gusii Stadium.

Source: allAfrica.com

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