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Optics tell it all: Why William Ruto looks tell of a desperate politician
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Optics tell it all: Why William Ruto looks tell of a desperate politician

The Standard Kenyan 18 minutes 1 mins read
President William Ruto has taken on a worrying look of late – sweating profusely, eyes wild and blazing, teeth bared in a rictus smile, absolutely furious, panicking and shouting.

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