Chivayo says Ruto personally drove him to helicopter in selfie video after daughter’s engagement party
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By Boitumelo Makhurane
| 45m ago
Chivayo posted a selfie video of the journey on social media, showing himself in the front passenger seat while Ruto was behind the wheel and his wife sat in the back.
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