The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) announced it will form a technical team to collaborate with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) to implement a broad-based agreement from March 8. This decision followed an ODM Central Committee meeting on Tuesday, aiming to fast-track a shared political agenda and support engagement with the Kenya Kwanza administration.

• ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna stated the party will constitute a technical team to work with UDA counterparts to implement the agreement.
• The ODM reiterated support for party leader Raila Odinga’s engagement with the UDA-led Kenya Kwanza Coalition administration, citing the need to stabilize the country.
• The party welcomed the recent disbursement of Sh415 billion to county governments and announced plans for grassroots elections and “ODM at 20” celebrations.

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party announced plans to form a technical team to accelerate the implementation of its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with President William Ruto's United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party.

• ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna stated that the absence of such a task force was the "missing link" in fulfilling the ten-point agenda.
• The team will focus on issues including the implementation of the National Dialogue Committee (NADCO) report, protection of young Kenyans, right to peaceful assembly, and addressing graft within Ruto's government.
• Sifuna made the announcement on Tuesday, July 29, alongside ODM party leader Raila Odinga and chairperson Gladys Wanga.

Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma has publicly demanded the immediate resignation of Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna from his roles as Senate Minority Leader and Secretary-General of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), accusing him of causing party division.

• Kaluma made his demands on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, via his X account and stated he has written to party leader Raila Odinga.
• Sifuna's comments during a Citizen TV interview, where he suggested ODM was "confused" about its agreement with Kenya Kwanza, sparked Kaluma's call for his removal.
• Sifuna has rejected demands to resign, stating only party leader Raila Odinga has the authority to ask him to step down, while Raila has defended Sifuna's right to express his opinions.