Why ODM leaders are clashing over Ruto's broad-based government

If Ruto hoped that the party's 20th anniversary would be his coronation to takeover the movement the late Raila Odinga painstakingly built, he was wrong...

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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is experiencing internal conflict regarding its role in President William Ruto's "broad-based government" and his perceived efforts to co-opt the party for his 2027 re-election.

The conflict intensified around the party's 20th anniversary celebrations.
The party leader, Oburu Odinga, was mentioned in the context of the anniversary.
President Ruto's attendance was seen by some as an attempt to assert influence over the party founded by the late Raila Odinga.

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