The United Opposition in Kenya has announced plans to speak with a unified voice by December, aiming to overcome internal differences and present a common front ahead of the 2027 General Election.

• Opposition leaders commit to supporting a single joint presidential candidate, even if it means stepping aside.
• Key figures involved include Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) National Director of Political Affairs Strategy Stanley Kimure and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
• The opposition is reportedly exploring different methods to select its joint candidate, including negotiations and scientific polling, while also alleging attempts by President William Ruto to divide their alliance.

Oburu Odinga has returned to a demanding political landscape, facing the anniversary of his late father's legacy, the evolving political alliance with President William Ruto, and ongoing divisions within his own party.

• The political maneuvering comes as Raila Odinga's anniversary approaches, a significant date for his supporters.
• Key figures involved include Oburu Odinga and President William Ruto.
• The article highlights internal party conflicts and the strategic implications of shifting political alliances in Kenya.

Efforts by Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna to use the United Democratic Party (UDP) as his presidential vehicle in 2027 have hit a snag, with senior party officials filing formal complaints against leadership and rebranding plans.

• The complaints were lodged with the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP) on Monday, September 28.
• Key figures include Senator Edwin Sifuna and former party leader Cyrus Jirongo.
• The challenges arise following the death of the party's founder, Cyrus Jirongo, in December 2025, just days before Sifuna's planned October 3 launch.