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The Nairobi declaration spotlights art of naivete in defining Africa future

President William Ruto led other delegations in adopting and announcing the 2023 Africa Climate Summit resolutions at KICC, Nairobi. [Silas Otieno, Standard]

This has been such a strange week, when Prezzo Bill Ruto drove himself to work in a small, electric car, while his able Deputy Rigathi Gachagua aka Riggy G decided to take a walk. No explanation was offered for the shift, nor how long they would stick to this new, transport arrangement.

It'd be a shame if we never saw them in that mode again. Hopefully, Riggy G should keep walking because it's good for his health. And someone should tell him he doesn't need a retinue of aides to walk with him. Let them do something they'd enjoy that early, other than watching a grown man walk!

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