Ruto Hosting Sparks Outrage

President William Ruto is once again facing scrutiny after hosting individuals with questionable pasts at State House.

Recently, the President met with controversial figures like former U.S. Congressman Mark Daley and South Sudanese politician Albino Mathom Mabuog. Just weeks later, he welcomed Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo, raising concerns about his commitment to fighting corruption in Kenya.

Chivayo, known for his controversial business dealings, posted about the meeting on social media. He shared that, while on his way to Tanzania for the 2025 Energy Summit, he took the opportunity to meet with President Ruto. In his post, Chivayo praised Ruto for his leadership and commitment to renewable energy, which he said reflects Africa's ambition to drive global energy transformation.

This marks the third meeting between Ruto and Chivayo, a businessman who has faced investigations in both Zimbabwe and South Africa over allegations of corruption. This meeting follows another high-profile gathering between Ruto and Mark Daley, who was convicted in 2012 in the U.S. for obstructing justice. These associations have sparked doubts about Ruto's sincerity in tackling corruption.