Kenya’s President William Ruto declines to sign fatal Financial Bill 2024 following protests

By Beatrice Adu

Published: June 26, 2024

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Kenya’s President William Ruto declines to sign fatal Financial Bill 2024 following protests

Kenyan President, William Ruto

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