With only 38 days to the August general elections, politicians have been traversing different regions as they peddle for votes.
The two formidable Coalition the Azimio One Kenya Alliance and Kenya Kwanza have increased the political temperatures as one is eyed to win the August Polls.
During the Kenya Kwanza campaigns at Tharaka Nithi County today Kindiki who is a strong ally of William Ruto has sharply condemned President Uhuru Kenyatta for subjecting Kenyans to tough economic moments by skyrocketing the prices of goods. However, this seems to have been the song of every day in the Kenya Kwanza rally.
Most online users have responded differently by posting a variety of comments on their social media platforms.
Kenya Kwanza flag bearer, William Ruto has been claiming that the handshake brothers that is Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga pushed him out of the Jubilee government.
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