Kenya's President William Ruto overstepped when he appointed dozens of officials without proper legal authority. Now he's paying the price. 🔵 Report by Son Gatitu
Ruto campaigned last year on a promise to strengthen the independence of the judiciary. He may be having second thoughts.
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