Why political parties are racing against time to forge coalitions ahead of 2027 polls

President William Ruto and the opposition leaders have intensified consultations to expand their influence and consequently increase their chances of winning...

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Kenyan political parties are actively forming alliances and coalitions ahead of the 2027 General Elections, as a single-party approach is considered insufficient to win the presidency.

The urgency is driven by Kenya's fragmented political landscape, featuring nearly 100 registered parties.
Key players include President William Ruto and ODM Leader Oburu Oginga.
These parties are often built around personalities and ethnic/regional interests rather than distinct ideologies.

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