Speaking at State House on Friday, Uhuru said corruption must be dealt with whether we like it or not. An angry Uhuru said he does not want corruption to be used to victimise somebody but benefit the people of Kenya. Uhuru noted that there were people who did not vote for him but they needed to be served since it is their right. Early in the month, National Assembly Minority leader John Mbadi urged Ruto to stop defending government officials accused of graft. Such comments show there is something he knows which other Kenyans don’t know,” Mbadi said.

Source: The Star March 29, 2019 10:18 UTC