President Ruto Showcases Kilgoris Macadamia Farm to Zimbabwean Tycoon
President William Ruto recently gave Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo a personal tour of his expansive 400-acre macadamia farm located in Kilgoris. Demonstrating hands-on leadership, Ruto himself drove Chivayo around the property, which also supports a flock of approximately 3,000 sheep grazing beneath the macadamia trees.
The visit underscored Ruto's commitment to advancing Kenya's agricultural sector and strengthening food security initiatives.
Charlene Ruto and Isaya Yunge Build Diverse Business Portfolio
First Daughter Charlene Ruto and her Tanzanian fiancé, Isaya Yunge, have quietly established a varied business empire spanning five companies. Their ventures cover real estate, agriculture, education technology, and social impact programs.
- Charlene's interests focus on farming, property, and community development projects.
- Isaya Yunge co-founded SomaApp, a platform connecting African students with scholarship opportunities.
Together, their enterprises reflect a commitment to entrepreneurship and cross-border collaboration.
Additional Highlights from the Week
- George Ruto responds to Teacher Cillah's social media attention: The First Son humorously engaged with viral posts by Teacher Cillah, sparking lively online discussion.
- Resurfaced M-Pesa messages: Following the passing of gospel singer Elvis Opiyo, transaction records linking him to Mary Claire Ochieng came to light, with Claire denying acceptance of the funds.
- Radio presenter Mwirigi joins George-Cillah banter: Mwirigi playfully encouraged George Ruto to act on the ongoing social media saga, fueling further interaction.