Ruto: Opposition will see dust in next year's polls
President William Ruto has exuded confidence that he will be re-elected in next year's General Election...
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President William Ruto has expressed strong confidence in securing a second term in office during the next year's General Election, asserting the opposition lacks a development agenda.
- President Ruto believes his administration's development record and "transformative agenda" will secure his re-election.
- The opposition is criticized by President Ruto for lacking a clear development plan for Kenya.
- The remarks were made during the 60th anniversary celebrations for Burieruri Boys High School in Igembe Central, Meru.
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Ruto Predicts Opposition Will Lose in Next Year's Polls - June 2026
President William Ruto has expressed strong confidence in securing a second term in next year's General Election, asserting the opposition lacks a development agenda. The upcoming Ol Kalou by-election is shaping up to be a significant political test for both President Ruto and the Opposition, serving as a potential rehearsal for the 2027 general election. Meanwhile, a group of Meru leaders have pledged their support for President Ruto's re-election bid on the condition that he names Deputy President Kithure Kindiki as his running mate, suggesting regional political negotiations are underway as the election approaches.
