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Grand coalition: Uhuru's move as opposition seeks to deliver another 2002 moment

The Standard Kenyan about 4 hours 1 mins read

Opposition leaders are pushing for a united coalition and single presidential candidate, drawing lessons from NARC's 2002 victory ahead of 2027.

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