Why Kalenjins might have to re-think their 2022 presidential hopes.

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There is a serious political secrete brewing in the Jubilee party with the arrival of former presidential aspirant-Peter Kenneth. It's causing "exothermic" political panic among rift valley leaders led by Uasin Gishu governor-Jackson Mandago.
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