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Are Uhuru Kenyatta sons hunting for Jubilee votes in Narok County?

Narok Governor Samuel Tunai(right)receiving Uhuru's son at a fundraiser for women groups at Nairegia-Enkare in Narok East. Photo:Courtesy

It is common for political aspirants to seek endorsement from leaders whose nod is enough to propel them to great political heights.

Sitting Narok Governor, Samuel ole Tunai, knows that, just the reason he aligned himself with Deputy President William Ruto. But things seems not to be working considering the DP’s political stars appear to be dimming in Narok County, where Tunai has been accused of impropriety over revenues generated by the world-famous Maasai Mara Game Reserve leading to demonstrations, but DP Ruto defended him in 2014.

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