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Interior and National Administration Cs Kipchumba Murkomen has exuded confidence that President William Ruto will be re-elected in 2027 contrary to belief he is unpopular. Speaking at the memorial service of the late minister John Koech at AGC Karen, the CS said what President Kibaki formed a government akin to the broad-based government, which is the best decision to unite the country. The cs likened the current political and economic situation to that of 2005 after President Mwai Kibaki lost the referendum and dissolved his cabinet.
Interior CS confident of Ruto win in 2027 elections
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