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Rift Valley panic: Ruto's 'monumental threat' as registration, vote-securing begins
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Rift Valley panic: Ruto's 'monumental threat' as registration, vote-securing begins

The Standard Kenyan about 8 hours 1 mins read
The DCP's Ol Kalou by-election victory has intensified political manoeuvring ahead of the 2027 election.

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