President Ruto and ODM leader Oburu Oginga attended a broad-based parliamentary group retreat in Naivasha, bringing together members from the UDA and ODM parties. The joint meeting aims to foster collaboration between the two political factions.
Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has announced plans to collaborate with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) on a joint manifesto for the 2027 elections, with Oburu Oginga clarifying that ODM will not contest the presidency.
Khalwale's newly formed United Party of Kenya (UPM) is expected to become a haven for leaders from major political outfits, particularly those from ODM who have fallen out with the Oburu-led faction.
Factions led by Oburu and Sifuna are engaged in a battle to control political bases in Kenya, as preparations and campaigns intensify ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Oburu Odinga is reportedly embroiled in numerous political conflicts, including a fresh fallout within his ODM camp, with five individuals expressing interest in his position.
Oburu Oginga has declared his intention to seek re-election for the Siaya Senate seat, promising fair nominations within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM). His announcement sets the stage for a competitive political contest.
Oburu has stressed that unity is crucial for achieving victory in the 2027 elections. His statement underscores the importance of political cohesion and collaboration among parties or factions.
Oburu Oginga reportedly thwarted attempts by the UDA party to entice ODM Members of Parliament into defecting during a stormy meeting he hosted with Kakamega MPs.
The conspicuous absence of ODM party leader Oburu Oginga from several key party events has sparked widespread speculation regarding his whereabouts and reasons for not attending.
Plans are underway for a retreat involving Oburu and Ruto's Cabinet Secretaries at the Coast to formulate ODM's strategy for the 2027 elections, amidst disquiet over alleged raids on ODM bases.
The rivalry between Mr. Orengo and Dr. Oburu is highlighted as being deeper than the fallout from Ruto's re-election, with Orengo claiming to be the acting ODM party leader and accusing Oginga of failing to unite the party.
Luo elders are working to resolve ongoing feuds among prominent political figures including Oburu, Orengo, Wanga, and PS Omollo. A warning was issued that continued infighting could weaken ODM's bargaining power.
Kenyan President William Ruto and ODM leader Oburu Odinga co-chaired a high-level meeting between the UDA and ODM parties at State House, focusing on inter-party cooperation.
Oburu Oginga has been ratified as the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader, while Senator Godfrey Osotsi has been removed from his deputy role, signaling a shift in the party's leadership structure.
Edwin Sifuna has criticized police for an 'unnecessary' security presence at a parallel NDC meeting, while ODM members held a special NDC at Jamhuri Grounds. These events follow earlier reports of Sifuna and Oburu leading rival ODM gatherings in Nairobi.
The reported disappearance of Tuju has sparked alarm, prompting top lawyers and other figures to demand urgent answers and a swift investigation into abduction claims.
Oburu has dismissed reports suggesting that the mandate of the 10-point agenda committee has expired, indicating ongoing work or a different understanding of its timeline.
Oburu Odinga dismissed claims that he takes instructions from State House and clarified that March 7 was not a deadline for a potential deal between President Ruto and Raila Odinga.
Kenyan President Ruto has called for the de-escalation of the Middle East conflict and asserted that Kenya possesses the necessary attributes to achieve first-world status. Meanwhile, ODM and UDA parties are reportedly maintaining unity.
ODM party official Oburu Oginga defends a recent ouster, while tensions rise in Kitengela ahead of planned ODM rallies, highlighting internal party dynamics and public engagement.
Oburu has disclosed that the ODM party is collaborating with partners to develop a joint manifesto, signaling intentions to formally form a government in 2027.
ODM party leader Oburu Odinga has publicly accused Siaya Governor James Orengo of neglecting service delivery in Siaya County in favor of political activities.
Disquiet has emerged within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) amid claims of sidelining in the distribution of Sh2 billion in victims' pay, with Oburu Oginga publicly complaining about not being properly invited to a State House function.
An ODM party jamboree has highlighted growing internal wrangles and a fallout within the Oburu camp, as some top party officials reportedly snubbed the event.
Oburu Oginga has criticized 'money politics,' asserting that it leads to the election of poor leaders. His comments highlight concerns about corruption and the integrity of the electoral process.
Oburu Oginga has broken his silence after a period of absence, stating that he is well and has a plan to revamp the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), having previously taken a break for personal matters.
Oburu reportedly skipped an ODM Mombasa retreat but, in his absence, communicated stringent conditions concerning party primaries and potential talks with the UDA. His terms were conveyed despite his physical absence from the meeting.
Oburu Odinga has organized a high-stakes weekend retreat following a series of meetings with youth groups, indicating significant political discussions are underway.
Oburu Oginga has unveiled the Orange Democratic Movement's (ODM) roadmap for the 2027 elections, alongside demands for economic relief measures for Kenyan citizens.
Oburu Odinga is reportedly strengthening his political influence at the Pawaa Centre, adopting a quiet strategist role in the footsteps of his brother, Raila Odinga.
Oburu has declared that the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) will not concede its strongholds during negotiations with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).
ODM youth are demanding a top party role for Winnie Odinga, who has now publicly outlined her vision for a new ODM and thrown her support behind her uncle Dr. Oburu Oginga, as a tribunal allowed the ODM Special Delegates Conference to proceed.
A significant power shift has occurred within Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, with Oburu Oginga ratified as official party leader, Godfrey Osotsi removed as co-deputy leader, and Simba Arati and Abdulswamad Nassir installed as new deputy leaders. The changes have been met with controversy, including ODM Secretary-General Sifuna declaring the SDC meeting that ratified the changes as 'fake', while Oburu Oginga defended the party against claims of being 'bought'.
Under the leadership of Carney, Canada has finally met NATO's military spending target of 2 percent of its gross domestic product, a benchmark that has previously drawn criticism from American presidents including Trump.
Kenyan political figures President Ruto and Oburu Odinga are reportedly pushing to attract Winnie Odinga into politics as the Jaramogi clan meets again, with insiders viewing her as a potential political heir.
Slovak National Party (SNS) leader Andrej Danko has expressed irritation with recent polls, particularly criticizing three agencies while acknowledging two others that show higher support for his party.
President Ruto and Oburu have reportedly agreed on a zoning strategy in Nyanza, aiming to consolidate their political bases ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is reportedly targeting the Vihiga Senator for removal as chairperson of a Parliamentary committee, following a similar move against Sifuna.
A power struggle between Oburu and Orengo is significantly influencing the Siaya governor race in Kenya, with CS Wandayi vowing to challenge Orengo at the ballot.
A rift within Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is deepening, with the Oburu and Sifuna camps battling for control of party strongholds. The Sifuna-led Linda Mwananchi faction is expected to declare its stance at an upcoming forum in Nairobi.
Péter Magyar's controversial statement that 'Hungary borders itself' during a Trianon anniversary speech has caused a diplomatic storm, with the Slovak Foreign Minister rejecting the remark as absurd and a denial of historical facts. The phrase has a history of causing issues in Hungarian public life.
Oburu Odinga, a prominent figure in Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, has expressed readiness to resign if his supporters perceive him as a divisive force.
Declarations by Oburu and Wanga are seen as a significant blow to ODM's presidential and deputy presidential ambitions, suggesting the party may no longer be preparing to storm State House.
Raila Junior, son of the late Prime Minister Raila Odinga, has indicated a potential entry into elective politics in Embakasi and urged Oburu to unite the ODM party.
Oburu Oginga's Linda Ground faction within Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is reportedly in fresh turmoil, facing a growing internal rebellion.
US and Iranian forces exchanged fire in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region. This renewed hostility led to a significant increase in oil prices and caused volatility in global stock markets.
Nigerian political figures Obi and Kwankwaso are reportedly set to announce a new platform for the 2027 elections, as rising political rhetoric fuels fears of violence. Other domestic news included the detention of a blogger for allegedly inciting soldiers and an increase in Nigerian refugee returnees.
A perceived sidelining of youth leaders has caused a storm within Oburu's camp in Kenya's ODM party, highlighted by the absence of youth leaders' images on a convention poster.
President William Ruto and ODM leader Oburu Oginga co-chaired a high-level meeting between UDA and ODM parties at State House, aimed at fostering political dialogue.
Oburu Odinga is reportedly working to ease tensions and stabilize the relationship between Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) amidst internal strife within their broad-based political camp.
The ODM party is facing criticism for its decision to appoint Oburu Oginga as its leader, with some arguing that other members have made greater sacrifices for the party.
An article questions whether Oburu Oginga's appointment as party leader has effectively handed the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party to President Ruto, analyzing the political implications in Kenya.
Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino led a parallel ODM meeting at Ufungamano House, with Sifuna telling off Oburu and Orengo calling for protests. Sifuna also stated that Raila confirmed ODM will be on the ballot in 2027. Meanwhile, Oburu has tightened his grip on ODM in the first post-Raila delegates meeting, issuing stern warnings against factionalism and internal rebellion, following earlier reports of rival ODM gatherings in Nairobi.
Kenyan politician Oburu Oginga has called for a swift investigation into the reported disappearance of former Jubilee Party Secretary-General Raphael Tuju.
Kenya has set aside Sh2 billion to compensate victims of police brutality, while President Ruto and Oburu Oginga have formed an eight-member joint technical committee to spearhead a 2027 coalition.
Several members of Kenya's ODM party, previously labeled as 'rebels,' attended a Party Parliamentary Group (PG) meeting chaired by Oburu, signaling potential internal reconciliation or shifts.
Siaya Governor James Orengo has publicly shared his disagreements with political figures Ruto and Oburu, while also endorsing Edwin Sifuna as fit for the presidency, amidst discussions involving Raila Odinga and Members of Parliament.
Kenyan politician Babu Owino has reportedly targeted Oburu Odinga and Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo, indicating political tensions or accusations.
Tensions are rising in Kenya as two warring ODM factions, led by Oburu and Sifuna, take their battle to Orengo’s Siaya doorstep, with rallies planned in Siaya and Kakamega.