Barely two years into his presidency and Kenya’s William Ruto is already facing calls for him to leave - summed up in the slogan ‘wantam,’ or one term. Protesters say he hasn't delivered on his promises to economically empower the working class or end police brutality.
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- Protesters are calling for President Ruto to leave office less than two years into his term.
- Public anger intensified after the death of a blogger in police custody, despite Ruto's promise to end police brutality. 19s
- Ruto campaigned on empowering ordinary Kenyans but introduced tax hikes and subsidy cuts after taking office. 1m 14s
- Young people feel excluded and believe the promised 'hustler nation' narrative has not materialized. 1m 33s
- Ruto has rejected calls to resign, stating he is not leaving and warning of consequences for the country. 2m 4s