Skeptical Kenyans are mocking the Deputy President with creative memes shared on social media. A video shared by campaign director of communication shows Ruto entering The Eisenhower Executive Building, which is adjacent to the White House complex. Campaign claims Ruto met with U.S. officials, but has only named Asst. Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Phee
Ruto alleged a scheme of blackmail and intimidation is underway to force Kenyans to vote against him. Kenya officials say the trip is on personal business, but Ruto's campaign say they were given an official invitation by US Govt officials
Mongare is planning to announce his next moves in politics by the end of the month. His youthfulness and easy sense of humor are likely to attract the youth, who are disillusioned with the old guard.
Diaspora Vote Advocate Jerotich Seii was one of the first Kenyans to break the news on her Twitter account. Gave Diasporans something to cheer. But don't celebrate too much, the final ruling is still pending
Registration continues until February 4th in the Kenyan Embassy in Washington DC and consulate offices in NYC and LA. While the process is not perfect, many diaspora voters say they're thankful for the opportunity to register and are looking forward to voting for their favorite presidential candidate
Registration will take place at Kenyan Embassies, Consulate Offices, and High Commissions. In The U.S. Kenyans can register in Washington DC, Los Angeles Consulate Office, and Kenyan Consulate Office at the UN in New York. Kenyans must appear in person to register.
DP William Ruto's MEGA Rally is an answer to his main rival Prime Minister Raila Odinga's Azimio la Umoja rallies that also attracted thousands of Supporters in Kasarani Sports Complex in Nairobi and Bukhungi Stadium, in Kakamega
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