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Professor Kithure Kindiki is a step away from holding the second most powerful office in Kenya. He was nominated as the new deputy president following the impeachment of Rigathi Gachagua. Kindiki, known for his calm demeanour, has a distinguished academic, law, and politics career. Here's a profile of the man who could be tasked with supporting President William Ruto in the country’s leadership if he is sworn in.
Professor Kindiki is a step away from holding the second most powerful office in Kenya
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