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Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is a man on a mission to unite a seemingly divided mountain. Speaking in Limuru, the call for unity has Gachagua facing Mount Kenya reflecting on the mistakes the region made when they played divisive politics in the past. Gachagua has called for a united mountain that speaks in one voice calling out leaders to spread the message of dividing Mt Kenya.
MPs come out to react to Gachagua's interview
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