Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika has pleaded with President William Ruto and his deputy Rigathi Gachagua to resolve the reported rift between them. The Nakuru governor maintained that as long as leaders are fighting, the administration cannot focus on delivering to the people. “We want a smooth term, the three remaining years should be smooth for our President, our Deputy President and all elected leaders. Experts have warned that the rift between Ruto and his deputy could put the country in an electioneering mood. In March, President William Ruto pledged to ensure his party will have a female deputy president in the near future.
