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List of 30 Individuals Accompanying DP Ruto on US, UK Tour

Deputy President William Ruto is taking a break from active politics to tour the US and UK for 12 days.

The second in command left the country on Sunday morning.

In a letter dated February 21 and addressed to the PS Foreign Affairs, a list of 30 individuals accompanying the DP was provided.

They are:

  • Rael Chebet Ruto
  • Josephat Koli Nanok
  • Salim Mvurya Mgala
  • Anne Mumbi Waiguru
  • Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi
  • Susan Kihika
  • Roselinda Soypan Tuya
  • Owen Yaa Baya
  • Beatrice Kahai Adagala
  • Alice Muthoni Wahome
  • Antony Kimani Ichungwa
  • Aden Duale
  • Onesmus Kipchumba Murkomen
  • Augustine Cheruiyot
  • Ali Daud Mohamed
  • Reuben Kirwa Maiyo
  • Abdul Khalfan Mwaserah
  • Abraham Korir Sing’oei
  • David Mugoni
  • Eric Kipkoech Ng’eno
  • Roselyne Tingoi Selyian Patita
  • William Oloonkishu Yampoi
  • Hellen Chepkurgat Samoei
  • Fridah Warue Njagi
  • Elijah Kiplimo Rono
  • Rebecca Nduku Kimeu
  • Dominic Muendo Ndinda
  • Philip Muthui Mwinzi
  • Nelson Kisali Adeya
  • Mary Patricia Chepkoech Rono

His head of International relations Ababu Namwamba while announcing the tour said the UDA party leader was honouring invites by senior officials and top policy institutes in Washington, DC, and London.

“In Washington, DC the Deputy President is scheduled to meet, among others, officials of the State Department and the Pentagon as well as the US Government National Security Council (NSC) Advisor,” said Ababu.

The DP will speak on foreign policy, democracy, and governance, and expound his economic vision for Kenya and Africa.

He will also speak at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and at the University of Arizona’s Washington Entrepreneurship Hub.

Read: DP Ruto Takes Break from Active Campaigns, Leaves for 12-day UK, US Tour

The tour of the US will end with the presidential aspirant meeting with Kenyans in the diaspora.

“In London, Ruto will meet senior UK Government officials, visit the NationalCounter-Terrorism Center and speak at both the Commonwealth Secretariat and the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House). He will also engage the Kenyan Diaspora in the UK, and pay a courtesy call on the archbishop of Canterbury, His Grace Justin Welby,” Ababu added.

The trip, the former Foreign Affairs CAS said, will seek to further strengthen ties between Kenya and its traditional friends.

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