Kenya’s Ruto aims for presidency

Vows no 'debt slavery'
Kenyatta's government has increased public debt by 7 trillion shillings (US$61.32 billion) from nearly 2 trillion shillings since assuming office in 2013.
DUNCAN MIRIRI
DUNCAN MIRIRIDeputy President William Ruto on Tuesday used his new party’s nomination to stand for Kenya’s presidency in an August election to lambast President Uhuru Kenyatta
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