Ruto allies back second term, hint at 2032 succession plan

The broad-based government coalition lawmakers on Friday took their political crusade to President William Ruto’s home turf of Uasin Gishu County, turning Eldoret City into an early campaign platform for his re-election bid while laying the groundwork for the country's 2032 suc..

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Allies of President William Ruto held a rally in Eldoret City, consolidating support for his 2027 re-election bid and hinting at the 2032 succession plan.

Lawmakers from Kenya Kwanza and parts of the ODM praised Ruto's development record and urged Kenyans to grant him a second term.
Key figures including National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula and Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot spoke at the rally.
The event is seen as an unofficial launch of Ruto's re-election campaign and signals future political realignments for the 2032 succession race.

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