What Gachagua, Sifuna, Kalonzo talks reveal on opposition plans
The opposition has been jolted into confronting competing interests.
Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua welcoming Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka (left) and Linda Mwananchi’s Edwin Sifuna at his Wamunyoro home.
The ongoing high-profile meetings and consensus-building efforts by the opposition point to the principals’ resolve to translate their common interest in challenging President William Ruto into a united front.
With the polls barely 10 months away, the opposition has been jolted into confronting competing interests as it seeks to settle on a single presidential candidate.
Some governors are resisting military intervention on stalled projects out of concern that the presidency will claim ownership.
Nairobi Senator hints his political strategy after breaking away from ODM.
His calculations could make him king or, if they fail, strengthen Ruto’s re-election.
Gachagua has publicly said he would deputise Sifuna.
Opposition leaders torn between naming their 2027 flagbearer by December and delaying the decision to avert defections.
Clerk wants the court to award him Sh2.1 million.
The international rugby player is pushing for reduced plastic use and more sustainable practices in sport.
Court rejected bid by a grandmother and an aunt to compel a young girl to undergo surgery.
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