Ruto breaks silences over Monday chaos witnessed during demonstrations

Ruto says everyone must submit to the rule of law in response to the chaos witnessed on Monday during mass demonstrations.

President William Ruto has maintained that impunity will not be part of the country’s political discourse.

Speaking on Tuesday in Berlin when he met Kenyans living in Germany, Ruto said all Kenyans must submit to the rule of law.

“That is what makes us equal. Nobody should trample on the rights of others,” he said. 

He added that he will ensure everyone’s life, property, and business is protected.

“We have deliberately offered the police operational and financial independence to work. It is their duty to ensure that everyone adheres to the rule of law,” he said. 

Ruto said it is upon the incumbent Inspector General of Police to decide on how to secure Kenya.

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He further said the government will leverage its diverse, rich, and skilled human capital to ensure Kenya shines globally.

“Negotiations are on the table with countries such as Germany to eliminate red tape so that our human capital can be utilized,” he added.

Ruto’s remarks come after on Monday, March 27, the protests took a different turn after unidentified people invaded Northlands Farm in Ruiru and East Africa Spectre Ltd in two separate attacks. 

Goons invaded the Kenyatta Family’s private land in Kiambu and stole sheep and goats, and set a section of grass there on fire.

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