Dr. Oburu Oginga of the ODM party has challenged retired President Uhuru Kenyatta to explain his role in the 2022 presidential election outcome, following Kenyatta's recent assertion that Raila Odinga won the election.

• Oburu Oginga questioned why President Kenyatta's administration facilitated the transfer of power to William Ruto if he believed Odinga had won.
• The remarks reopened the sensitive 2022 election results, which were upheld by the Supreme Court.
• President Kenyatta stated he remains convinced Odinga won and questioned the logic of winning most parliamentary seats but losing the presidency.

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta's assertion that Raila Odinga won the disputed 2022 elections has ignited a political firestorm.

• Uhuru Kenyatta claimed Raila Odinga won the 2022 election.
• The remarks have caused a stir within the Jubilee Party's "broad-based coalition."
• Deputy President Gachagua has remained tight-lipped following the former president's statements.

Cleophas Malala, deputy party leader of the Democracy for the Citizens (DCP), has reignited discussions about government shareholding in opposition alliances and stressed the critical role of the Mt Kenya voting bloc.

• Malala proposed a power-sharing formula that could see former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua become Prime Minister with "significant shares" if the opposition wins in 2027.
• He highlighted the demographic power of Mt Kenya, which has 8.2 million registered voters, asserting that no presidential candidate can win without their support.
• Malala is advocating for a union between the Mt Kenya and Mulembe (Western Kenya) regions, which he believes would guarantee a win.