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The 50 per cent plus 1 headache for Ruto and the opposition
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The 50 per cent plus 1 headache for Ruto and the opposition

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read
A new TIFA poll shows President William Ruto leading a fragmented 2027 race as opposition unity emerges as the biggest threat to his re-election bid.

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