Ruto says opposition leaders are weak
The current opposition leaders are the weakest Kenya has ever had since independence and the return to multi-party politics in 1992, President William Ruto has said. He pointed out that the leaders have no alternative ideas or agenda for the country and therefore fall back on ethnic mobilisation and hatred, divisiveness and anger. He said [...] The post Ruto says opposition leaders are weak…
Former President William Ruto has stated that the current opposition leaders in Kenya are the weakest the nation has ever experienced since gaining independence in 1963 and the introduction of multi-party politics in 1992. Ruto claimed that these leaders lack alternative ideas or agendas for the country and instead rely on ethnic mobilization, hatred, divisiveness, and anger. He argued that Kenyans desire agenda-based politics, with the Kenya Kwanza manifesto being the only viable option on the table.
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