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Inside Ruto's plan to use chiefs to campaign for 2027 re-election

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President William Ruto’s administration is taking the gloves off in its efforts to secure his re-election, and not even the Constitution appears likely to stand in its way as the UDA administration shifts focus to compelling chiefs and their assistants to lead grassroots campaigns at public gatherings.

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