Insiders within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party have revealed that their recent delegates convention cost approximately Sh40 million. The report details the significant expenditure on the political gathering.
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.
A storm is brewing within Kenya's ODM party as factions led by Dr. Oginga and Mr. Sifuna plan separate National Delegates Conference (NDC) meetings, indicating internal political divisions.
A faction of Kenya's ODM party, led by Sifuna, has strongly criticized President Ruto's reform report, giving it a low score of 1 out of 10, indicating significant opposition to the proposed changes.
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party is reportedly struggling with internal factions, led by figures like Edwin Sifuna, Babu Owino, and James Orengo, which are eroding its traditional support base in a key city.
Kenya's ODM party is at a critical juncture, facing internal purges and factional challenges, as police interrupted Sifuna's speech at a convention and rebel members are challenged to prove their majority.
Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party is facing a crucial test and further power struggles after a tribunal ruling opened up internal divisions, particularly in the post-Raila Odinga era.
Reports from Standard Kenya detail the political dilemma facing Edwin Sifuna regarding the 2027 elections and the ongoing internal fallout within the ODM party.
Kenya's ODM party faces critical issues and is at a crossroads regarding ongoing talks with the Ruto camp, including how to address the 'Linda Mwananchi' initiative.
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party in Kenya is reportedly facing a parliamentary purge, raising concerns that it could be reduced to a regional Luo party.
The ODM party is experiencing significant internal struggles, marked by two separate events and convening for the first time without its leader, Raila.
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'.
Kaluma announced that the ODM party plans to release prominent figures like Orengo, Babu, and Sifuna to Gachagua during the upcoming National Delegates Conference (NDC).
Kenya's ODM party is reportedly strategizing against Siaya Governor James Orengo, who is not guaranteed the party's ticket for the first time since 2002, ahead of the 2027 elections.
Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party has announced a special delegates convention for March 27, a decision made in response to ongoing internal divisions within the party.
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.
The ODM party faced internal challenges that led to their flag bearer, Edward Indimuli, withdrawing from the West Kabras race after securing only 30 votes.
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.