ANC leader Musalia Mudavadi has dismissed the 'hustler' and 'dynasty' debate, saying that someone's state should not be used as a tool for political competition. Deputy President William Ruto has in the past referred to politicians from 'dynasties' trying to block his bid to ascend to State House, saying it is not a crime for a 'hustler' like himself to rise. However, Mudavadi said of the debate: "It's very cheap and divisive... "My father was born in Western; his father died in a loose gold mine digging... for a livelihood he was buried there. "I will not fall into the trap of calling people hustlers and dynasties.

Source: The Star August 13, 2020 17:48 UTC