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Road to Damascus: Why Ruto has softened stance on reggae

Deputy President William Ruto with Bishop Margret Wanjiru during a church service at Jesus Is Alive Ministries. [Jonah Mwangi, DPPS]

Until he was driven through the steely gates of State House on November 18 for a meeting with his boss, Deputy President William Ruto was a vociferous opponent of the anticipated constitutional changes.

It was on this day that the drive to collect signatures in support of the amendments, proposed in the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) report, was to be launched before it was postponed.

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