Ruto, Raila meet at Museveni's home in Uganda

Photos of the two political rivals showed them conversing with Uganda's leader while walking with canes in hand, Museveni's famous Ankole cows grazing in the background. 

President Ruto recapped their meeting, saying it focused on critical issues affecting Kenya and Uganda, such as energy and petroleum. 

"Had the pleasure of meeting President  at his Kisozi country home in Uganda. We discussed critical issues that affect our two countries such as energy and petroleum," President Ruto said. 

"Kenya and Uganda are committed to the deepening of the long-established diplomatic and economic ties between our two countries."

According to President Ruto, Kenya and Uganda's ties are part of a larger plan that will bring all seven East African Community nations closer to forming the East African Political Federation. 

He said during the meeting, Raila's bid for the Africa Union Commission Chairmanship was also discussed. 

President Museveni welcomed the two leaders in an update on his social media accounts, stating that their discussions focused on mutual issues that both countries face. 

"I was happy to meet President Ruto and Rt. Hon. Odinga this afternoon at my farm in Kisozi. We discussed issues of mutual interest between our two countries. I welcome them," Museveni said.