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@citizentvkenya All that is left of ODM is a shell. Zero substance.

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@DonMakuns @MsMakeri @LarryMadowo Kidnapping torture and execution of Kenyans is not acceptable by law even in your wildest imagination.

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@LarryMadowo Complete unnecessary.

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@SokoAnalyst @edwinsifuna @FaithOdhiambo8 @dkmaraga @OkiyaOmtatah @MarthaKarua Nilukuwa nafikiria uko na akili

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@C_NyaKundiH How do they recover what they uses in campaigns?

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This is Kenya’s President William Ruto driving Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo.

Chivayo is a convicted fraudster who served prison time at Chikurubi Maximum Prison after he was convicted of fraud in Zimbabwe in 2004.

Chivayo later became involved in a controversial R570 million election-materials contract involving Johannesburg-based Ren-Form and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission for the 2023 elections.

The deal covered election materials and equipment, including ballot papers and other electoral supplies. Serious questions were subsequently raised over the pricing and movement of the money.

South Africa’s Financial Intelligence Centre reported that more than R1.1 billion was transferred from Zimbabwe’s Treasury to Ren-Form for election-related supplies. More than R800 million was subsequently transferred to companies linked to Chivayo.

Investigations into the Ren-Form deal highlighted extraordinary overpricing. Among the examples reported were a server allegedly costing about R90,000 but invoiced at R23 million, while portable toilets reportedly costing around R10,000 each were invoiced at R68,700.

His record on election-related deals is particularly disturbing.

Kenya is heading toward the 2027 general election.

Against that background, seeing him driving around with Kenya’s president raises obvious questions about what political and business relationships are being cultivated.

Ruto was also ranked second in OCCRP’s 2024 Person of the Year corruption ranking, behind Bashar al-Assad.

A convicted fraudster surrounded by billion-rand election-contract controversies is now being seen with Kenya’s president before another election.

Democracy in Kenya is under threat.

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@kilundeezy I hope they will go to election with that delusion.

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