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President William Ruto has maintained his over 20 years relationship with Mount Kenya region remains intact urging residents not to be swayed by government critics. Ruto who was in Maua Meru County, spelt out some of the development projects his administration has undertaken in the region pledging to continue meeting his pre-election pledges. He also put on notice miraa cartels in the region. Our reporter Abdiaziz Hashim had details of his second day tour of the region.
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Ruto : My 20-year relationship with Mount Kenya remains intact
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