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Amid murmurs and cheers, Ruto taken to task over jubilee achievements

Deputy President William Ruto speaks during his national address on the 'State of the Nation' at the Kenya National Theatre in Nairobi on Tuesday evening. [Photo: Elvis Ogina/Standard]

Deputy President William Ruto was asked why there was no high-profile conviction over corruption and to comment on the concern that top appointments were only benefiting two communities.

The following is an excerpt of the Town Hall Version engagement on Tuesday evening at the Kenya National Theatre in Nairobi on the Jubilee government’s three years in power.

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