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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has secured the support of at least 19 countries even as he embarks on an extensive cross-Africa campaign for the top continental job, the Star has established.

The details emerged as President William Ruto prepares to officially launch Raila’s campaign for Africa Union Commission chairman on Tuesday.

The race is seen as a major diplomatic trial for the President as it will test his influence among his peers across Africa.

Raila has also leveraged on his old networks to try to get the prestigious job that could elevate him to a near head of state, a status that has eluded him in five presidential runs.

With 19 countries backing his candidature, Raila needs only 15 more countries to get the job.

A candidate is required to garner votes from at least 34 countries to become the AUC boss.

Also read  Raila Odinga Back to Opposition, says Popular Blogger as Ruto Nominates Uhuru's Allies
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For more than five years, Peter Aowa has been informing the global village community and print media consumers through various media networks, including The East Africa Prime, Mt. Kenya Times newspaper, People Daily, and The Standard newspaper. A graduate of Communications from St. Paul's University and a current Bachelor of Science in Business Administration student at the University of the People, Peter brings extensive experience in both editorial work and management.

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