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Wiper Democratic Movement

The Wiper Democratic Movement is a prominent political party in Kenya, known for its significant influence in the country's political landscape. It was founded by Kalonzo Musyoka, a key figure in Kenyan politics, who has served in various capacities including as the country's Vice President. The party is part of the larger coalition known as the National Super Alliance (NASA), which has been a major contender against the ruling Jubilee Party in recent electoral cycles.

The Wiper Democratic Movement espouses values that are centered around social justice, democracy, and econo…  

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