Robert Alai Slams Ruth Odinga Over Odinga Legacy Row

Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai recently criticized Ruth Odinga, asserting that members of the Odinga family have profited from a political legacy that many ordinary supporters have struggled to defend. In a statement released on Sunday, May 10, 2026, Alai argued that Ruth Odinga benefited from her exile during the Moi

Omanga Declares ODM “Dead” Amid Oburu–Sifuna Faction Wars

Millicent Omanga, a hopeful candidate for the Nairobi Woman Representative seat in 2027, has sharply criticized the Oburu Odinga-led faction of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), asserting that the party she once admired is now essentially “dead.”In an interview with a local TV station on Saturday, March 28, 2026, Omanga

Nelson Koech Accuses Sifuna of Self-Interest in ODM–UDA Alliance Dispute

Belgut Constituency Member of Parliament Nelson Koech has publicly criticized Nairobi Senator and Orange Democratic Movement Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, asserting that Sifuna's opposition to the alliance between ODM and the United Democratic Alliance stems from self-serving motives.Koech alleges that Sifuna harbored aspirations for a Cabinet Secretary nomination and reacted

Kuria Warns ODM Against Mishandling Raila’s Core Support Base

Former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has issued a strong warning that mishandling the core support of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) could lead to significant repercussions.In a post on his X account on Tuesday, January 20, 2026, Kuria reflected on his extensive discussions with the late Raila Odinga, often referred

Fred Gumo Hosts ODM Leaders as Party Rift Over 2027 Widens

Fred Gumo, the former Westlands MP, met with some Orange Democratic Movement leaders. Edwin Sifuna, the party's secretary general, led the group. The talks took place at Gumo's home in Endebess, Trans Nzoia County.Others at the meeting included ODM Deputy Party Leader and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi. Saboti MP Caleb

Raila Odinga’s Exit: A Curse to Both Friends and Foes

Raila Odinga’s exit from the political scene is a heavy blow to many, but none feel it more than those who built their political careers around attacking him. For years, especially in the Mt. Kenya region, some leaders found comfort and attention by mentioning or insulting Raila at rallies. Now