Amason Kingi, Salim Mvurya fight to undo Hassan Joho's influence

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Amason Kingi, Salim Mvurya fight to undo Hassan Joho's influence

Kingi and Mvurya are Ruto's point men in the Coast as Joho leads Azimio campaigns. Kingi's party has fielded governor candidates in Mombasa, Kwale, Kilifi and Tana River.

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