ODM party leader Dr. Oburu Oginga has revealed that former party leader Raila Odinga wanted the Secretary General, Edwin Sifuna, removed from office.

• Raila Odinga reportedly desired the dismissal of Edwin Sifuna.
• The reason cited was alleged lack of discipline within the ODM party.
• The claims were made by Dr. Oburu Oginga during an exclusive interview with Citizen TV.

Internal divisions within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) are escalating, with one faction demanding a leadership overhaul and the nullification of recently endorsed party officials.

• A group led by Sifuna, operating under the banner "ODM Linda Mwananchi," has issued demands.
• The opposing faction is reportedly led by Oburu, who is also claiming the acting leader position.
• The core demand is to nullify recently endorsed party officials and hold a fresh national delegates conference.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has publicly endorsed planned Gen Z protests, framing them as a constitutional right and urging the government against a harsh response.

• Gachagua stated the Gen Z "have my blessings" to protest.
• Key figures involved include former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Gen Z youth.
• Gachagua cautioned against excessive force, alleging past protests were infiltrated by "goons working together with police".

Former Chief Justice David Maraga has criticized President William Ruto's administration, attributing the death of a 97-year-old man to a stampede for Sh200 cash handouts following a presidential address. Maraga accused the government of rampant corruption and fostering a culture of dependency.

• David Maraga, presidential hopeful, blamed President William Ruto for the death of Mzee Ombui Orandi.
• The incident occurred in Bomachoge Chache after residents allegedly scrambled for cash post-presidential address.
• Maraga highlighted corruption, citing the ongoing fuel crisis and favouritism towards private companies over Kenya Pipeline Company.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has warned President William Ruto of potential street protests over escalating fuel prices, threatening nationwide mass action as early as next week if the situation isn't addressed.

• Gachagua claims fuel prices could be cut by at least 50 percent by scrapping the Government-to-Government (G-to-G) fuel procurement and removing VAT on petroleum products.
• Key figures involved include former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and President William Ruto.
• Gachagua referenced the public unrest following the June 2024 Finance Bill, warning of a repeat "Gen Z moment".