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Junet praised Raila Odinga’s leadership, saying the presence of Raila Junior, Winnie Odinga, Ruth Odinga and Oburu Oginga highlighted the long line of people who have carried the party’s message over the years. He said their appearance was a reminder that ODM’s story cannot be separated from Raila’s role in building a movement that has shaped national debate for two decades.
Saturday, November 15, will feature a major gathering at Mama Ngina Waterfront dedicated to honouring Raila’s long career, his ideals, and the influence he has had over the years. Running from 7:30 am to 2 pm, the event includes a fresh pledge by party members to uphold and defend the democratic progress achieved since ODM’s founding. In the evening, the party will host a Founders’ Dinner at Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort, bringing together those who played key roles in building the party.
Speaking at the ODM@20 celebrations in Mombasa on Friday, November 14, she insisted that the party remains strong and committed to its mission even after the passing of her father, the late Raila Odinga.
IEBC Chairperson Erastus Ethekon said the hearings will begin on Monday, November 17, warning that the outcome could lead to the disqualification of the candidates.
During an interview with Radio Generation, the former press secretary described Raila Odinga as a leader who had matured over time.
Onsaringo, speaking during an interview with Radio Generation on Wednesday, said life around Raila’s campaigns was intense, layered with strategy, emotion, and a sense of constant rebuilding after every disputed election.
Speaking during a visit by Ndhiwa MP Martin Owino and a delegation to her home at Kango ka Jaramogi to offer condolences, Ruth said her comments were meant to emphasise the need for a strong and united ODM before engaging in alliances.
Speaking at the 8th KEPSA-Speaker’s Roundtable in Mombasa on Friday, he warned that “one reckless tweet” and a culture of frequent court injunctions are stalling crucial national projects.
ODM Party leader Oburu Oginga led the delegation in commending the President, noting that several issues identified during the March signing at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre had already been acted upon.
The violent clash has left Kasipul residents anxious, with many calling for stronger security measures as campaigns enter their final phase.
Sifuna also urged the government to focus on addressing challenges affecting citizens instead of concentrating on political statements about opponents. He said Kenyans expect leadership that responds to everyday issues and improves their welfare.
Further details about the RAO Foundation’s leadership structure and specific programmes are expected to be released in the coming weeks.