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Kenya: 52% of Kenyans Oppose Ruto's Broad-Based Govt, TIFA Survey Shows

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A new survey conducted by TIFA Research indicates that 52 percent of Kenyans oppose the broad-based government formed through the political alliance between President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. The data, released on July 24, shows that only 30 percent of respondents support the current political arrangement.

The findings highlight significant public skepticism regarding the coalition, which brought together the administration and the opposition leader. The survey reflects the current national sentiment toward the government's restructuring efforts and the resulting power-sharing agreement.

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