Outspoken activist Boniface Mwangi has officially announced his candidacy for Kenya’s 2027 presidential election, marking a shift from grassroots activism to a bid for national leadership.
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Renowned for his fearless fight against corruption and role in leading protests, Mwangi’s entry into the race has ignited debate on whether his popularity among the youth can challenge the dominance of Kenya’s established political class.
His presidential ambition comes after years of activism, a failed 2017 parliamentary run, and recent legal battles. With elections slated for August 2027, Mwangi joins a growing field that includes President William Ruto, Okiya Omtatah, and David Maraga.
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