Deputy President William Ruto on Saturday announced that Yvonne Wamalwa's sister would be given a job by the Government which will be based in Australia.
During the funeral ceremony of the former Vice President Kijana Wamalwa's wife in Kitale, DP Ruto noted that the Government would also fund the education of Yvonne's children who were studying in Australia.
"In regards to Yvonne's kids, the Government has promised to take care of their education, we were told that some of them are in school and we decided to provide an easier war for them to study.
"We have also agreed to give Yvonne's sister a job so that she stays there as she takes care of the children," he stated.
[caption caption="Yvonne Wamalwa's sister"]
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Ruto also indicated that the Government had always a good relationship with the Wamalwa's adding that most members of the family had contributed to the country's development agenda.
During the service, he also called for unity, peace, brotherhood among all Kenyans arguing that leaders should resist and refuse politics of hatred and divisions.
"We should look for avenues to create peace love and unity to enhance the relationship, As Jubilee, we believe in building freedom, togetherness, and brotherhood," he noted.
He also reiterated that the Jubilee administration would always abide by the Constitution adding that: "No one is above the law and constitution, we must submit to the dictates of the constitution."
[caption caption="Jeff Matumbai and Eugene Wamalwa( Yvonne's Brothers-in law) carry her casket"]
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