The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has rejected claims of a merger with the Amani National Congress (ANC), stating that ANC's dissolution was voluntary and legally binding. This declaration follows a High Court ruling that revived the ANC, deeming its dissolution unconstitutional.

• The High Court ruling, delivered by Justice Bahati Mwamuye, quashed the March 2025 gazette notice and ordered the Registrar of Political Parties to record ANC as an active party.
• UDA's second deputy party leader Issa Timamy stated that the ANC was officially dissolved and its assets transferred to UDA, with former ANC members fully integrated.
• The Justice Mwamuye ruled that the February 7, 2025 special meeting of the ANC's National Delegates Congress, which led to the party's dissolution and transfer of assets, violated the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, the political parties act, and the ANC's registered constitution.

The High Court has revived Musalia Mudavadi's ANC (Amani National Congress) party, ruling that its previous dissolution was unconstitutional. This decision voids President William Ruto's earlier takeover attempt of the party.

• The dissolution violated both the party's constitution and the Constitution of Kenya.
• High Court Judge Bahati Mwamuye delivered the ruling on Thursday.
• Musalia Mudavadi is currently the Prime Cabinet Secretary.

A planned merger between ANC and UDA was thwarted as the High Court revived the Amani National Congress Party (ANC). This decision provides a reprieve for Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi.

• The merger was declared to have violated the ANC party’s constitution and the Constitution of Kenya.
• High Court Judge Bahati Mwamuye delivered the ruling on Thursday.
• The ruling prevents President William Ruto's party from taking over Musalia Mudavadi's political vehicle.