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Deputy President Professor Kithure Kindiki says Kenya came out stronger despite losing the African Union Commission chairmanship to djibouti’s Mahmoud Ali Youssuf. Speaking during the Installation and Induction ceremony of Rev. Stephen Mawira, the Bishop Elect of the Methodist Church of Kenya, Nkubu Synod in Meru County, Kindiki noted that the country gained over 20 allies in the continent who voted in favor of Kenya’s candidate in the AUC.
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DP Kindiki says Kenya has gained new allies despite losing AUC Chairmanship
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