In a surprising twist of events, religious leaders, once ardent supporters of President William Ruto, are now challenging his administration over his failure to address pressing issues affecting the nation such as high living costs and corruption as well as other unfulfilled campaign pledges more than one year since coming into office.
The leaders, representing diverse mainstream denominations, are raising their voices against the economic challenges faced by ordinary citizens, highlighting a growing disconnect between the government and its erstwhile allies in the faith community.