UDA Faces Major Setbacks as Key Allies Defect Ahead of 2027 Elections
President Ruto’s UDA party is losing key allies in Mt Kenya and Coast regions, signaling internal divisions ahead of the 2027 general election battle.
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President Ruto’s UDA party is losing key allies in Mt Kenya and Coast regions, signaling internal divisions ahead of the 2027 general election battle.
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