Deputy President William Ruto has been relieved of the burden of the so-called ‘Hustler jet’ hiring scandal, after a report implicating senior staffers in his office at the time, was thrown out by Members of the National Assembly.
MPs, voting by acclamation, voted to reject the report of the Public Accounts Committee, whose verdict did not favour Mr Ruto’s top aides, led by his suspended Chief of Staff, Maryanne Kitany.