The two major coalition parties have launched campaigns across the country ahead of the August elections. The deputy president, William Ruto, has been blaming and criticizing his boss, Uhuru Kenyatta, calling him a betrayer who should be rejected by Kenyans in any way possible.
The position of running mate in both the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya coalition party and Kenya Kwanza has been critical ahead of the August elections. Politics became much hotter earlier this year after Amani National Congress party leader Musalia Mudavadi and Ford Kenya party leader Moses Wetangula joined Ruto’s party.
According to the most recent Star News report, Ruto is planning to name Kindiki as his running mate ahead of the August elections, rather than Musalia, Chagua, and others. This came after the IEBC set a deadline of May 16th for both presidential candidates to name their running mates.
