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BREAKING: Kenya Supreme Court Upholds William Ruto’s Victory

Kenya Supreme Court has upheld William Ruto’s Victory.

 

The Supreme Court in Kenya, on Monday morning, affirmed the victory of William Ruto in the country’s presidential election.

The apex court in its unanimous judgment delivered by the Chief Justice Martha Koome, dismissed the petition by the opposition leader, Raila Odinga, against Ruto’s electoral victory.

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