- Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has been consulting with his supporters to identify his other political action after failing to run for the Chairman of the African Commission (AUC)
- However, reports now indicate the possibility of a coalition between the ODM Raila party and the UDA party
- Reports indicate that a team of experts have been collected to form a committee tasked with planning how the two parties will cooperate
Four days after Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader Raila Odinga Criticizing President William Ruto's government, reports of the union's possibility between the two leaders have emerged.
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Are William Ruto, Raila Odinga planning to work together?
According to a NTV report, sources confirmed that a specialist committee was formed to complete an agreement between the ODM Raila party and the party Ruto of Uda.
The team is reported to include some of the politicians who attended the Ruto and Raila conference in Mombasa State Lodge on Monday, February 24.
The team's main role is to establish Ruto and Raila's ways to cooperate, reportedly to create the position of Prime Minister for Raila and provide positions of the Secretary -General and the positions of Parliament's leadership to its allies.
Reports indicate that during a meeting with Raila, Ruto deliberately referred to him as Prime Minister, suggesting the possibility of cooperation in the future.
However, the ODM chair Gladys starch Initially he said that no agreement has been reached between the two political leaders.
This is happening as Raila continues with a consultation visit across the country aimed at gathering public opinion on the challenges facing Kenyans.
The plan, according to the former prime minister, is part of the political strategy to create a direction that the ODM will take to ensure that its agenda is in line with the needs of the average citizen.
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What problem does Raila have with the Ruto government?
Speaking to the media on Friday, February 28, in Homa Bay, the party leader strongly criticized the Kenyan Ruto government.
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He accused the government of not having the intention to solve the challenges facing citizens.
Raila expressed his concern with the government, first citing his failure to deal with corruption, which he said had removed the public's confidence in governance.
The former prime minister strongly condemned the escalation of kidnapping and for compulsory disappearance, saying that despite numerous government appeals taking action, many people remain disappearing and slight progress in their cases.
He also criticized how the government handles Kenyans involved The procession of peace on the street.
He condemned the culture of intolerance, citing incidents of police violence and, in other cases, the deaths of protesters.
Raila also highlighted the issue of ethnicity stating that it was still widespread in the country.
He claimed to receive complaints from Kenyans reporting discrimination when they seek public services due to their ethnic backgrounds.
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Raila returned to the country from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, after failing in the election of the Chairman of the African Union Commission. He was welcomed by President Ruto, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, and other leaders.
In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, political analyst and administrative adviser Javas Bigambo analyzed the impact of the Mombasa summit between the two leaders, emphasizing that it was not necessary to mark the formation of the Union.
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