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A historic political pact between President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga has sparked sharp reactions across the political divide. While the agreement signed today at the KICC is being hailed by some as a step toward national unity, critics argue it is a betrayal of the people.
Ruto-Odinga pact sparks controversy: Unity move or betrayal?
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