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Ruto should atone for his political sins before his reunion with president

Deputy President William Ruto during a meeting with grassroot leaders from Kandara Constituency, Murang'a County at Karen residence, Nairobi. [Susan Nyamasege/DPPS]

On September 15, 23 Catholic bishops offered to mediate talks between President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto.

Underpinning the importance of unity between the two leaders, they urged the leaders to set aside their differences for the country's greater good. In response to the call, DP Ruto declared he was ready and willing to be reunited with his boss. Unconditionally.

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