Kenyan President William Ruto apologized to the deportation of Tanzania

Kenyan President William Ruto has openly apologized to Tanzania from neighboring countries.

Some Kenyans targeted the postponement and deportation of prominent East African activists of the SAMI SULUHU HASSAN OF TANZANIA President Samia Suluhu Hassan.

Monday, the angry Tanzanian deputies of cyberania and the sovereignty of cyber and Tanzania accused of disrespect and “involved in internal affairs.”

Speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast on Wednesday, Ruto turned out to be stretched from an olive branch to Tanzania.

“Forgive us, if we persuade you from Tanzania’s neighbors, in any way,” he said.

“If Kenyan has something they do, we want to apologize, not correctly,” he said.

Ruto also apologized to the young Kenyans, known as Gen-ZS, who has been criticizing the leadership of deaths since the deadly tax protesters in June last year.

Some released the apology to Ruto, who wanted the President to resign.

The president called on the leaders to reconcile, the American preacher Rickey Allen Bolden visited the call to respond to the call.

The diplomatic series began with the deportation of activists who went to Tanzania to attend the opposition leader Tundu Lissu court.

Among them was Kenyan Boniface Mwangi and Agather Agathaire.

Both have been tortured by torture and tortured by torture before the border, before being on the border by Tanzania security forces, before they remain on the border.

Tanzania has not yet commented on the claims of torture, but the president warned that the activists of neighboring countries would not allow their country to “mix” and “chaos”.

Although both Kenya and Uganda, the Tanzania’s authorities were actively protested in Uganda, accusing the Tanzania’s authority.

Activists have caused an online war with social media users from Kenya and Tanzania.

In an argument heaved on Monday, Tanzanian parliamentarians, the young Kenyan Trolling President Samia said he was angry with Samia.

MPs said the Samyan was the right to defend the national interests of Tanzania.

The announcements of the legislation, to share their contacts and express their sympathy and expressed their telephone to express their telephones.

Tanzania Iringa Town Deputy Jessa Msambatavangu, most of the messages came via WhatsApp, he said he forced his phone to temporarily.

Msambatavugugugugugugugugugugugu welcomed that he encourages Kenyers in social media for “ideas confront with ideas.”

He promised to create a whatsapp group for more engagement than young people and participated in a live session on Saturday.

“Kenyans are our neighbors, our brothers and ignore each other.”