Ruto to opposition: Election is not a beauty contest
President launched several projects in Nyanza as his deputy flagged off goods to China...
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President William Ruto has responded to opposition leaders' criticism regarding his physical appearance, stating that elections are decided by a leader's ability to deliver results, not their looks.
- The Kenyan President dismissed personal attacks from opposition figures, including former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, emphasizing that such tactics are divisive and will not sway voters in the upcoming 2027 General Election.
- During a development tour in Homa Bay County and project inspections in Migori County, Ruto highlighted his administration's achievements in areas like affordable housing and market construction.
- Separately, Kenya flagged off its first consignment of goods to China under a zero-tariff arrangement, signaling a new phase in trade cooperation, with Deputy President Kithure Kindiki present.
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