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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