Hard truths.
The senator accused the Registrar of Political Parties of unfairly blocking the opposition from using the name, saying the group would continue exploring other options instead of abandoning its push.
Sifuna argued that although Article 38 of the Constitution guarantees every Kenyan the right to vote by secret ballot, many officers are unable to exercise that right because they spend election day maintaining...
Responding to questions about the increasingly common "H.E" reference at opposition events, the Nairobi Senator recounted how the idea first surfaced during one of the opposition's public engagements.
According to Sifuna, Linda Mwananchi has so far visited 16 counties as it seeks to gauge public opinion before making key political decisions ahead of the 2027 polls.
The senator stressed that Kenya cannot afford to ignore scientific forecasts, particularly after the destruction caused by recent floods that claimed lives and displaced thousands of people across the country.
In 2025, he moved across different counties in the region seeking endorsement from local leaders and elders. His first stop was in Sabatia, the political base of Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, where...
Sifuna, who is also a lawyer, has brought on board senior counsels John Ohaga, Jane Onyango and Zehrabam Janmohamed to represent him in the matter, indicating the seriousness with which he is treating the dispu...
Kalonzo cautioned that removing Sifuna, together with Embakasi East MP Babu Owino and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, would leave ODM unrecognisable compared to the party Raila built and led for more than two de...
Sifuna maintained that only a handful of governors are involved, and praised those who have consistently honoured invitations to appear before the committee. He said he plans to press the committee chair to pub...
he Tribunal further directed that neither ODM nor the Registrar of Political Parties may publish the resolution in the Kenya Gazette.
The remarks come amid intensified discussions within ODM about its role and strategy ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Before Sifuna began his address, teargas had already been thrown near the grounds, briefly causing panic among attendees. Even so, organisers pressed on with the programme as leaders took turns speaking.