"Kenya Is Broke" Mudavadi Says, Adds That It At Risk Of Being Auctioned By International Community.
The Amani National Congress (ANC) party presidential candidate Musalia Mudavadi has stated that Kenya is broke and it's at risk of being auctioned by the international community.
He also stated that Kenya risks losing its sovereignty because of reckless boreosknj to fund corruption.
Mudavadi also gave an example where he alleged that for every 100 Kenya shillings collected, 70 Kenya shillings goes Towards the repayment of debts.
Mudavadi spoke on Sunday at the Bomas of Kenya where he had gone to launch his Presidential bid and it was attended by ANC party' leaders, deputy President William Ruto and leader's allied to UDA Party.
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