Rift in the Valley: What Ruto, Gideon Moi clash means for 2027 elections
Kanu still retains pockets of support in Baringo, Narok, Samburu and west Pokot...
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A public fallout between President William Ruto and Kanu chairman Gideon Moi is creating ripples in the Rift Valley, potentially reshaping alliances and impacting the 2027 General Election.
- The dispute reportedly stems from the Baringo Senate by-election and a previous political pact between the two leaders.
- Key figures involved include President William Ruto, Gideon Moi, and former Kanu secretary-general Nick Salat.
- Despite past reconciliation attempts, their renewed public clash raises questions about Kanu's future and its alignment with the ruling UDA party in the region.
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