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The archbishop of the ACK church, Diocese of Kapsabet, Nandi county, Dr Paul Korir has come forward and said he is happy with the stability and peace that is increasingly being witnessed in this country, especially after President William Ruto created a balanced government where ministers from the opposition ODM party joined the Kenya Kwanza government.
Archbishop Dr. Paul Korir Praises National Stability and Calls for Patience from the Youth
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