Bridgin fools Ruto after Chakwera

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Bridgin fools Ruto after Chakwera

After leaving Malawi, an alleged fraudulent organisation, Bridgin Foundation, has found a new target, Kenya and her President William Ruto. The foundation which was registered in Belgium was on March 21 granted an audience audience with Ruto where talks centred on projects to be financed by the organisation “Following engagements with the mission early this […]

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