Kenta, Ntutu renew political rivalry in Narok governorship race
Narok County governor race is shaping up as a high-stakes political battle that is likely to test alliances and party influence ahead of the 2027 General Election...
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The race for the Narok County governorship is intensifying for the 2027 General Election, marked by the renewed political rivalry between former Narok North MP Moitalel ole Kenta and current Governor Patrick ole Ntutu.
- Kenta claims the 2022 election was flawed and has declared his intention to unseat Ntutu.
- The contest is shaping into a potentially three-way race, with Narok West MP Gabriel ole Tongoyo also signaling his bid.
- Governor Ntutu is campaigning on his administration's development record, highlighting achievements in roads, health, education, and water access, while Kenta alleges mismanagement.
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