President William Ruto speaks during a meeting with leaders from Tharaka-Nithi County at State House, Nairobi./PCS
A mix of internal issues, political baggage and individual
shortcomings seems to be weighing down the United Opposition in its effort to
unseat President William Ruto in 2027.
Despite a growing wave of perceived public dissatisfaction with Ruto’s administration, the opposition appears to be grappling with a complex set of issues that could make it easier for the President to secure re-election, political observers say.
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