Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto isolated as 2022 politics, graft war gain momentum
Deputy President William Ruto receives applauds from Baringo residents after presiding over a harambee on November 2, 2019. Some governors do not want to mingle with him for fear of reprisals. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
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Mr Mvurya’s top handlers confirmed to the Sunday Nation that the governor has been distancing himself from the DP as he does not want any controversies.
Senate Majority Leader Kipchumba Murkomen accused State actors of being used to advance political objectives.
But MP Shaban asked leaders to take personal responsibility for their own actions, noting that the war on corruption should not be politicised.
