The two parties have also formed a 10-member joint team to develop a common manifesto and policy framework to guide their campaign and political agenda ahead of the polls.
By Samuel OtienoSpeaking during a local media interview on Monday, the former Interior Cabinet Secretary rejected claims of infighting, arguing that leaders within the coalition had different opinions and interests but remained committed to working together
By Chrispho OwuorRuto asked participants at the meeting to remember Raila and recognise his contribution to the political arrangement that brought the two political formations together under the broad-based government
By Chrispho OwuorThe President warned that losing power could jeopardise the development agenda pursued by his administration, describing an opposition without a clear plan, policy or vision as a danger to the country
By Chrispho OwuorOburu said ODM had chosen to cooperate with Ruto after weighing the political circumstances facing the country, arguing that governments should be changed through elections rather than street demonstrations
By Chrispho OwuorThe Wiper leader said his presidential bid was anchored on what he described as a mission to rescue the country and provide a new beginning in leadership
By Chrispho OwuorSpeaking during a local TV interview on Sunday, Kuria said the opposition was already struggling with internal divisions and that the political manoeuvring was likely to continue until early next year, when he expects the major alliances to become clearer
By Chrispho OwuorThe party’s Communications Strategist, George Ngaira, says it was formed to reform Kenya’s political infrastructure, create a new generation of leaders and provide young people with opportunities to pursue elective office
By Chrispho OwuorThe former CS maintained that Ruto should be allowed to exercise his discretion without interference, arguing that the decision on his running mate is the President’s prerogative
By Chrispho OwuorSifuna argued that younger leaders were more attuned to the challenges facing ordinary Kenyans and questioned what level of experience was required to identify and tackle problems affecting key sectors of the economy
By Chrispho OwuorThe endorsement comes as political leaders and groups allied to the broad-based administration begin positioning themselves ahead of the 2027 elections
By Chrispho OwuorThe Kakamega tour is part of a broader effort to build support in Western Kenya, a region that has attracted increased political attention ahead of the next elections
By Chrispho OwuorThe Nairobi senator recalled that he had been sent to Kakamega by ODM leader Raila Odinga to campaign for Barasa during the 2022 gubernatorial contest.
By Bradley BosireThe Cabinet Secretary urged Kalonzo to join the Kenya Kwanza administration, arguing that the former Vice President had spent decades in elective politics and should allow a new generation of leaders to take charge.
By Bradley BosireThe senator questioned how any plans to interfere with Kakamega Forest could be considered, saying forests should be preserved instead of being opened up for development.
By Bradley BosireThe senator recalled Oparanya's role in his political growth within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), describing the former governor as a father who had helped nurture him in the party.
By Bradley BosireThe MP, however, said Kalonzo’s political influence had not grown to the national level despite his long career. According to Osoro, the Wiper leader has remained heavily dependent on the Kamba vote, making it difficult for him to emerge as a strong nationwide opposition figure.
By Bradley BosireSafina Deputy Party Leader Willis Otieno said the the 60-day period should be the starting point for IEBC as it plans the next General Election. He, however, said the commission could be allowed additional time if it has genuine administrative or logistical difficulties.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe latest warning was issued on Friday as the movement continued its grassroots mobilisation in Busia County, where its leaders held a number of political rallies and sought to strengthen their support in the region.
By Maureen KinyanjuiMudavadi said President Ruto's re-election campaign would be anchored on the administration's development record, arguing that the gains made under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA) provide a strong case for a second term.
By Bradley BosireThe Deputy President also appealed for reconciliation among leaders from the Mt Kenya region, saying political competition should not destroy longstanding social and cultural ties.
By Bradley BosireThe declaration comes as political competition intensifies in the Mt Kenya region, with allies of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua pushing for fresh negotiations over the region’s preferred candidate for the deputy presidency ahead of the 2027 General Election.
By Bradley BosireKalonzo argued that any discussions outside the election agenda were designed to shift public attention away from issues affecting ordinary citizens.
By Chrispho OwuorAmin alleged that investigations had established communication between Gachagua and a key suspect
By Chrispho OwuorAnnouncing the changes at Wiper Headquarters in Nairobi on Friday, Kalonzo said the appointments were designed to broaden the party's leadership, strengthen its organisational capacity and support efforts to build a united opposition capable of forming the next government
By Chrispho OwuorDuring the approval hearing, committee chairperson and Speaker George Okode explained that the questions raised by members were not aimed at the nominees but at the appointing authority, which is required by law to justify why previously rejected candidates have been brought back for consideration.
By Maureen KinyanjuiMunya said he could not associate himself with an administration that had “overseen the erosion of public institutions, weakened the economy and presided over serious human rights violations.”
By Maureen KinyanjuiAccording to Kindiki, his decision to remain in government was guided by what he described as the need to safeguard development projects and ensure the region continued benefiting from the national administration.
By Bradley BosireThe Deputy President also reached out to politicians who feel left out in other political camps, urging them to join hands with him instead of remaining on the sidelines.
By Bradley BosireSpeaking on Thursday, Gachagua said he would ask Democratic Party leader Justin Muturi to convene leaders of the region's political parties to begin discussions on formally establishing the coalition.
By Bradley Bosire