Kenya's Deputy President, William Ruto, says he is best suited to solve his country's high cost of living. Speaking exclusively to SABC's Sarah Kimani in Nairobi, Ruto says if elected president in next months; general elections, he will decisively deal with corruption, and invest in agriculture and manufacturing, to tackle the country's ongoing economic crisis. Ruto, who has since fallen out with his boss, outgoing President, Uhuru Kenyatta, says his main opponent, former Prime Minister, Raila Odinga's election plan fails to show how it will deliver the country from poverty. To help us unpack the dynamics at play around these elections, 

Guest: Nixon Katembo - African Affairs analyst &

language specialist at Channel Africa Kiswahili desk