Nyanza Region will firmly remain in government and support President William Ruto as per the wish of the late former Prime Minister and ODM party leader Raila Odinga, Energy Cabinet Secretary (CS), Opiyo Wandayi has affirmed. Speaking at Opoda farm, the home of the late Raila, Wandayi said that the residents were committed to respecting...
Sunday 19 October 2025
Kneya News Agency - 1 days ago
Nyanza will remain in government, CS Wandayi says
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