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Why Ruto has made Uhuru Kenyatta the target of his political attacks

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Ndung’u Gachane

An adage goes: when your house is on fire, you do not chase after fleeing rats; instead, you put out the fire. President William Ruto seems to be doing the exact opposite.

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