Kenyan Citizens Lose Faith in Ruto's Administration
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However, the celebration is not without its controversies. Questions have arisen about the eligibility of an opposition candidate in a by-election, and there are concerns about 50,000 ghost learners in schools, involving school heads and ministry directors.
The opposition has been relatively quiet during this period, while the Ruto team remains active. A recent development involves a lawyer named Mbobu, who was recently buried. There is a call for a speedy probe into his death, with a friend speaking about his 96-hour ordeal and the missing Sh50 million.
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