Former deputy president tells a Spokane, Washington State audience that he would back Sifuna for the opposition to defeat President William Ruto in 2027, but his record fuels fresh criticism at home and in the diaspora
Profiting from political violence. A rate card born in 1992 has resurfaced, leaving a trail of death and destroyed property, and it still prices bloodshed in Kenya today, though no financier has ever answered for it in court.
Seven citizens across the political divide weigh in on the former deputy president's State of the Nation style assessment of Ruto's record, from praise for his boldness to alarm over unproven claims tied to Raila Odinga's death.
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