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Kenyans across the country are expressing mixed feelings regarding the 2027 general elections, particularly over potential presidential candidates. While the political atmosphere continues to shift, many citizens believe it is still too early to determine who is best suited to lead the country into the future.
2027 Presidency: Kenyans Unsure Who Should Lead
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