Kenya: DP William Ruto's Fears Ahead of Key 2022 Elections

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Kenya: DP William Ruto's Fears Ahead of Key 2022 Elections

[Nation] When they teamed up in 2012 against the grain and mounted a successful expedition to State House months later, it was more than just leading the country for President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto. Their very survival depended on it.

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