Kenyans will vote leaders based on track record, Ruto says

President William Ruto has dismissed ethnic-based political groupings, saying voters will elect leaders based on their development record. ..

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President William Ruto has stated that Kenyan voters will elect leaders based on their development track record, not ethnic affiliations, emphasizing the need for national unity.

The President asserted that Kenya has no room for tribal politics and that voters are focused on development records.
Key individuals involved include President William Ruto and Uasin Gishu Governor Chelilim Bii and Senator Jackson Mandago.
President Ruto highlighted ongoing government projects such as the construction of 600 modern markets across the country and stadia ready to host Mashujaa Day.

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