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President Uhuru Kenyatta won’t give in to hostile Jubilee MPs, says Jubilee Alliance Party Vice chair David Murathe

Deputy President William Ruto greets pupils of Ndonyo Chege Primary School, Murang’a County when he toured the school. President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administartion has vowed to tear all corruption networks and will not bow to ‘hostile’ MPs. [PHOTO: DPPS].

President Uhuru Kenyatta will not cede ground to Members of Parliament from Central Kenya out to frustrate efforts to weed out corrupt elements in the Jubilee government, his allies say.

The President has vowed to tear apart corruption networks, which allies say is the beginning of deliberate efforts to create his legacy after a series of miss-steps.

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