Taking to his X account on Sunday, while addressing Nairobi residents, Owino said he respected Raila, whom he described as his boss, and would not fight his daughter simply because they could pursue different political positions
By Chrispho OwuorThe UDA Senator argued that Nairobi’s cosmopolitan nature could complicate efforts to accommodate two Luo politicians in prominent county positions, particularly if one sought the governorship while the other pursued the Senate seat.
By David AbonyoSpeaking after Winnie declared her interest, Jalang’o, said her decision had made the race more competitive but would not weaken his resolve to secure the seat.
By Maureen KinyanjuiShe urged Raila supporters to measure their commitment to his ideals by the difference they had made in people’s lives rather than political negotiations, positions secured or photographs taken in his name
By Chrispho OwuorSpeaking during the first anniversary of her father Raila Odinga’s death at Migwena Grounds in Bondo, Siaya County, Winnie urged young people across the country to vie for positions ranging from Members of County Assembly (MCAs) to governors and MPs.
By David AbonyoRaila died in India on October 15, 2025, after travelling there for medical treatment. His death brought an end to a political career that spanned decades and saw him remain one of Kenya’s most prominent political figures.
By Maureen KinyanjuiSpeaking on Wednesday during the dedication and handover of the Raila Odinga Mausoleum in Bondo, Siaya County, Winnie said the memorial should bring together Kenyans across political, ethnic and community lines rather than become a platform for political rivalry
By Chrispho OwuorThe EALA MP spoke on Thursday as she represented the Odinga family during Raila’s posthumous induction into the Kenya Publishers Association Hall of Fame at the Nairobi International Book Fair.
By Bradley BosireShe warned against turning Raila's legacy into one that demands unquestioning loyalty, saying such an approach would contradict the values he displayed during his lifetime.
By Bradley BosireOn Uhuru, Winnie acknowledged that the former President had taken a step back from frontline politics but said she would still value an opportunity to engage him.
By Bradley BosireThe EALA MP said the President may have the intention to see the commitments fulfilled, but the outcome also depends on the people charged with handling the different processes.
By Maureen KinyanjuiWinnie said questions about the 2027 race remain open both for her personally and for the Orange Democratic Movement, adding that the party's official position can only be determined through its internal structures.
By Maureen KinyanjuiHer remarks come at a time when sections of the ODM leadership have publicly backed President William Ruto's re-election bid, even as debate continues within the party over whether it should field its own presidential candidate or support the incumbent.
By David AbonyoHis remarks come after Winnie drew a clear line on the role of the National Treasury, insisting that it must remain insulated from political confrontation, after the CS made remarks believed to have been directed at the Odinga family.
By Bradley BosireWinnie further drew a clear line on the role of the National Treasury, insisting that it must remain insulated from political confrontation.
By Maureen KinyanjuiAccording to Derick Luvega, Director of Communication at the Vihiga Senate Office, the attack happened shortly after armed individuals confronted him and questioned his political position before turning violent. His security team reportedly acted cautiously and avoided opening fire in a crowded area to prevent harm to civilians.
By Maureen KinyanjuiSpeaking during a Radio Generation interview on Monday, Alai acknowledged the successful organisation of a recent party event, (ODM SDC), describing it as “very well managed” and “very procedural,” with strict security checks for both vehicles and attendees.
By Chrispho OwuorWinnie Odinga used ODM’s Special Delegates Convention in Nairobi to urge reconciliation, youth inclusion and grassroots empowerment, warning the party risks leaving ordinary Kenyans behind without internal reforms.
By Chrispho OwuorWinnie tied her bid to Nairobi’s political history within ODM, saying the city has long been at the centre of the party’s struggles and growth.
By Maureen KinyanjuiKajwang said Winnie remains central to the movement built around Raila’s leadership.
By Rose AchiengWinnie stressed that the struggle within ODM is about “the soul, virtues and values of ODM” rather than personalities.
By Maureen KinyanjuiShe explained that the 10-point agenda was developed by late ODM leader Raila Odinga after young protesters declined formal talks, prompting him to engage widely across society to identify their core concerns.
By David AbonyoReflecting on her long professional partnership with her father, Winnie said she had worked closely with him for over 15 years, supporting him through various political roles.
By Maureen KinyanjuiShe brushed off talk of factions within the party, saying ODM continues to be guided by collective leadership under Senator Oburu Odinga.
By Samuel OtienoSpeaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Monday, November 17, 2025, Omenya said ODM’s structure was built around Raila’s personality and influence, leaving a fragile foundation now that he is gone.
By David AbonyoWinnie warned that ODM needed a firm and transparent process to decide who should steer the party’s engagement with the Kenya Kwanza administration. She said the shift in leadership after Raila Odinga’s passing meant that ODM must now return to its structures and allow delegates to choose the person who will handle the sensitive political relationship.
By Bradley BosireSpeaking 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.
By Maureen Kinyanjui