Raila Odinga's 10-point agenda, established as part of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with President William Ruto's UDA on March 7 last year, appears to have been betrayed as its deadline for completion has passed.

• The Agnes Zani-led committee tasked with the agenda was given a one-year mandate, which concluded yesterday.
• The ODM leader's initial optimism about addressing government "ills" through the MoU has seemingly not materialized.
• The article highlights the unfulfilled promises and potential lapse in the agreement's execution.

The Kenya Kwanza Alliance and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) are set to hold a joint Parliamentary Group meeting on Tuesday to review the 10-Point Agenda report they signed last year.

• The meeting will focus on the review and reception of the 10-Point Agenda report.
• Key parties involved are the Kenya Kwanza Alliance and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).
• The meeting occurs amidst internal criticism from some ODM members who believe the current direction deviates from the original agreement.

The 10-point agenda promised by ODM leader Raila Odinga as part of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with President William Ruto’s UDA has stalled.

• The Agnes Zani-led committee tasked with the agenda was expected to complete its work within one year, a deadline that has now passed.
• Key figures include ODM leader Raila Odinga and President William Ruto.
• The MoU was signed on March 7 last year, with optimism that it would address government ills.

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is facing critical decisions as it prepares to negotiate a potential electoral partnership with President William Ruto's UDA party.

• ODM members are concerned about issues including electoral zoning, internal party factions (Linda Mwananchi), and the composition of their negotiating team.
• Key figures involved include party leader Oburu Odinga and chairperson Gladys Wanga, with President Ruto being the focus of potential talks.
• A point of contention is UDA's rejection of ODM's push for zoning, where ODM wants to prevent other parties from fielding candidates in their strongholds like Nyanza.