By-elections a big test for unity as UDA, ODM allies fight rifts within
UDA and ODM face internal cracks as by-elections shape alliances...
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Upcoming by-elections on November 27, 2025, are poised to be a significant test for unity within both the government and opposition in Kenya, potentially shaping alliances ahead of the 2027 General Election.
- These by-elections serve as a litmus test for the prevailing political alliances.
- The main political factions involved are UDA (United Democratic Alliance) and ODM (Orange Democratic Movement).
- The contests are occurring in an environment marked by internal rifts and fighting among allies.
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