At Charlene Ruto ‘Koito ak Chaik’ traditional wedding ceremony in Kilgoris today, the atmosphere has been marked by grandeur and high-profile arrivals.
Guests have been seen arriving at the venue in sleek convoys and helicopters, with George Ruto’s matatus parked at the grounds.
Several helicopters were spotted landing near the venue, dignitaries and VIP guests reported as the aerial arrivals added a prestigious scale to the ceremony. A long convoy of luxury vehicles and official cars were seen making their way to the far end.
Security is tight at the venue, with police ensuring smooth flow for the guests, with some of the bridal vehicles decorated for the day.
The juxtaposition of helicopters and high-end vehicles with traditional Kalenjin rituals has highlighted a modern prestige and cultural heritage, reflecting the standing of the Ruto’s family and the national significance of Charlene’s union with her Tanzanian lover Isaya Yunge.
The couple kept their relationship out of public eye, with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan is expected at the ceremony.
