Babu Owino urges unity in Linda Mwananchi amid rift with Caleb Amisi
The Embakasi East MP maintained that the opposition movement remains united and committed to championing the interests of ordinary Kenyans despite recent differences
The Embakasi East MP maintained that the opposition movement remains united and committed to championing the interests of ordinary Kenyans despite recent differences
The survey placed Babu ahead of all elected legislators in the country, reflecting strong public approval of his leadership and performance. His score saw him take the top position in a nationwide assessment that measured how citizens view the work of their elected representatives.
Despite their reservations, Sifuna said several of the legislators have assured him that they intend to formally join the movement when they believe the political environment is more favourable.
Wamalwa argued that neither United Alternative government nor Linda Mwananchi can defeat President William Ruto alone, saying victory will only come through unity, partnership, and combining youthful energy with experienced political leadership
Lumumba says the ballot box has lost its ability to produce ethical leadership, urging Kenyans to remain vigilant and organise for national renewal
Waringa argued that while Kenyans continue to meet their tax obligations, government institutions have failed to translate those revenues into quality public services
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula led a political meeting in Emuhaya Constituency, where Kenya Kwanza leaders criticised opposition politicians for what they termed as efforts to fuel public anger and turn youth against the government.
The petition was presented on June 25, 2026, coinciding with the second anniversary of the 2024 Gen Z protests.
Those affected were the Special Funds Account Committee, the Public Investments Committee on Governance and Education, and the Implementation Committee, all of which had planned to hold meetings on Thursda
Opposition leaders argued that the extensive barricades and heavy security presence around Parliament and other key government installations created the impression of a city under lockdown despite official assurances of business as usual, with Siaya Governor James Orengo saying the restrictions prevented participants from laying wreaths at Parliament as originally planned
According to Wanjigi, the demonstrations represented a defining moment in the country’s democratic journey and raised important questions about the protection of constitutional rights
The protesters were part of crowds mobilising to commemorate June 2024 anti-government demonstrations, with many seeking to make their way into the city centre despite extensive security measures introduced by authorities