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Intrigues of Raila's AUC loss

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Ahead of the crucial vote, Kenya was at a bad place over the conflict in Eastern DR Congo, amid accusations that Nairobi favoured Rwanda

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Intrigues of Raila's AUC loss

Ahead of the crucial vote, Kenya was at a bad place over the conflict in Eastern DR Congo, amid accusations that Nairobi favoured Rwanda

7 days ago·Nairobi, Kenya

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Simba Arati concedes AUC contest is complex after Raila's loss: "Kuna ukora ya hali ya juu"

Kisii governor Simba Arati has lauded President William Ruto for firmly supporting opposition leader Raila Odinga in his AUC bid despite the devastating loss.

6 days ago

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Mbeere North MP hints at more govt appointments for Raila allies after AUC loss

Mbeere North Member of Parliament Geoffrey Ruku on Monday, February 17, 2025, predicted government realignments to accommodate more Raila Odinga allies. Speaking on the K24 Morning Dawn show, Ruku argued that the re-organisation would be necessitated by the need to further unite the country through broad-based government. The vocal legislature opined that the strongly worded […]

6 days ago

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Salasya blames Raila’s loss to betrayal of the youth

Salasya argued that despite government efforts to dismiss youth voices on social media criticizing Raila’s bid, African leaders "saw the truth". - Kenya breaking news

6 days ago·Nairobi, Kenya

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Sifuna to Be Kicked Out of ODM After Raila’s AUC Loss

Nairobi Senator and ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna is under fire following Raila Odinga’s defeat in the African Union Commission (AUC) Chairmanship election on February 15, 2025. After the results, Sifuna reaffirmed his support for Raila, assuring him that Kenyans still love and respect him. “My Boss. My Mentor. My Friend. My Leader. You still have a home. Come back. We still love you. We are proud of you. Nothing has changed,” Sifuna stated…

7 days ago

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