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The Linda Mwananchi faction released an alternative report that highlights unresolved issues surrounding police accountability, protest rights, and alleged abuses during demonstrations. The group argues that these matters remain unaddressed despite commitments made under the political pact.
The proposal recommends that the Controller of Budget should not approve any withdrawals from county funds where governors ignore or fail to respond to summons issued by the Senate to answer questions on financial management.
Sifuna said the committee responsible for supervising the implementation of the agreement had failed to carry out its mandate. He argued that instead of providing clear answers on the status of the agreement, the committee appeared to create the impression that the commitments had been addressed.
In a Radio Generation interview on Wednesday, he reflected on youth protests, climate disasters in Nairobi and the vision of African unity, arguing that persistent citizen action is needed to achieve justice, dignity and long-term reform.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Wednesday, Natembeya said he was unaware of the reasons for his arrest in 2025, when officers arrived at his residence with a court order to search for documents, property records, and electronics.
Natembeya noted that Senate oversight, through committees such as the County Public Accounts Committee (CPAC) and the County Public Investments and Special Funds Committee (CPIC), can be repetitive.
Speaking in an interview on Radio Generation on Wednesday, Oyoo accused authorities of singling out smaller parties, urging young Kenyans to register and vote to avoid allowing the current political order to remain unchallenged.
National Assembly Minority Leader and Suna East MP Junet Mohamed said the extension will allow the committee to conclude tasks linked to the memorandum of understanding (MoU) guiding the partnership.
According to the committee’s findings, nine legislative proposals linked to the dialogue process have already been submitted to Parliament, with three of them now enacted into law.
Speaking during the presentation of the implementation report at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Nairobi on Tuesday, Oginga said the agenda will continue beyond its anniversary and up to 2027 as it focuses on improving the livelihoods of Kenyans.
President William Ruto has proposed a broad-based parliamentary negotiating team to steer NADCO-related bills, deepen UDA–ODM cooperation and fast-track reforms on elections, cost of living and governance in Kenya.
Agnes Zani says the NADCO 10-Point Agenda is guiding Kenya’s political and economic transition, with a focus on youth jobs, infrastructure and reforms overseen by a national implementation committee.
Muturi pointed to what he described as troubling handling of the controversial case involving Italian contractors, saying the Government of Kenya had a strong position but internal actions and external legal advice risked undermining the case.
In a Radio Generation interview on Tuesday, he described two early disputes involving legal processes and government procurement, including a Sh50 eCitizen convenience fee debate and disagreements over the role of law in governance.
This week’s meeting will focus on reviewing the 10-Point Agenda Report, with participants expected to deliberate on the policy implications of the resolutions contained in the document. Other emerging national matters affecting parliamentary work will also feature on the agenda.
In a statement issued on March 9, 2026, he accused the government of prioritising taxation and corruption over disaster preparedness and proper urban planning, while calling for competent public appointments, transparent procurement and stronger investment in drainage and disaster management systems.
The move comes alongside the termination of several other key figures from the coalition’s decision-making bodies.
PPA Party Leader Maliba Arnold warns Kenya’s National Infrastructure Fund is enabling budget bypass, asset securitization and opaque spending, urging tighter oversight to protect public assets and taxpayers.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, he stressed that mismanagement, lack of coordination, and political interference across 20 agencies have compounded the city’s challenges, leaving residents exposed to recurrent floods and infrastructure failure.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Arnold highlighted that the last comprehensive plan for Nairobi was completed in 1973, and a new blueprint should have been implemented by 1997.
In a statement on Sunday, March 8, 2026, Nyong’o said the party born from resistance during the 2005 Kenyan constitutional referendum and shaped by the leadership of the late Raila Amollo Odinga must resist ethnic politics and short-term power deals that risk weakening its reform agenda.
The opposition claims that government officials have issued travel documents irregularly, recruited Kenyan youth for combat abroad, neglected citizens stranded overseas, violated human rights, and facilitated the activities of sanctioned individuals.
Originally set for March 14, the elections were rescheduled to avoid overlapping with the World Rally Championship event, which will be held in Nakuru from March 12 to 15.
Muturi called on the government to act without delay to safeguard the lives of citizens at risk and emphasized that all transport and evacuation fees should be waived for those seeking to leave dangerous regions.
According to the notice, the convention will follow a planned order of events. The meeting will begin with prayers followed by the reading of the formal notice that convenes the session before delegates adopt the agenda.
Despite Kenya’s relatively high levels of education, Aukot noted that many citizens are prone to believing false claims, which allows political dynasties and entrenched families to dominate leadership positions.
The Punguza Mizigo bill, introduced in 2019 under a constitutional amendment initiative, sought to lower governance costs, simplify the voting process, and deepen devolution to the ward level.
Oburu, who is also the senator for Siaya County, asked the committee to act on the directive and ensure that all relevant parties are informed about the decision.
The leaders said the telecommunications firm generates reliable income for the state and cautioned against divesting government shares to address budget gaps.
Muturi said the debate around election integrity is growing as the country begins to look ahead to the next national vote. He warned that key issues in the voting process need open discussion and urgent reforms to protect public confidence in elections.