The Iron Lady's Stand: Martha Karua Breaks with Raila, Vows to Challenge Ruto
Veteran politician Martha Karua has definitively ruled out joining President William Ruto's political camp. This article explores her decision, her split with Raila Odinga, and her intention to vie for the presidential seat in 2027.

People’s Liberation Party (PLP) leader Martha Karua (Google Search)
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