ODM faces crisis as leaders clash over broad-based government, Ruto

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is facing an internal crisis as leaders clash over joining a broad-based government and speculations about President William Ruto's alleged attempt to control the party. Ruto's perceived ambition to take over the party ahead of the 2027 re-election bid has fueled division.

Hawks and doves: Why Ruto is not sleeping easy thanks to ODM noise

President William Ruto's plans to co-opt the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) for the 2027 elections have been disrupted by the death of Raila Odinga in India on October 15. The ODM's 20th anniversary celebration became a platform for leaders to defy notions of dissolving the party or ceding control.

ODM at 20 marks one month since Raila’s passing with emotional tributes.

Winnie Odinga urges ODM to review ‘complicated’ broad-based pact with Ruto

EALA MP Winnie Odinga has urged the ODM Party to convene a National Delegates Convention (NDC) to decide the party's future in President William Ruto's broad-based government, describing their current relationship as "complicated." This call comes amid internal party divisions following Raila Odinga's death, with some leaders advocating for continued cooperation with Ruto's administration and others pushing for independence.