Why the Opposition may not challenge Ruto on the Azimio ticket, after all

United Opposition is set to abandon Azimio in favour of a new coalition framework...

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The United Opposition in Kenya is poised to abandon Azimio as its political vehicle for the 2027 elections, opting instead for a new coalition framework. This decision contradicts actions by executive chairman Uhuru Kenyatta, who recently installed Kalonzo Musyoka as Azimio leader.

United Opposition spokesperson Dr. Mukhisa Kituyi stated that Azimio will not be resuscitated in its current form.
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), led by Dr. Oburu Oginga, declared Azimio "died when ODM left it" and plans to formally exit the coalition.
A two-day retreat in Naivasha will address the coalition's structure, leadership, strategy, and the 2027 presidential ticket.
Potential presidential scenarios include Mr. Musyoka, Dr. Fred Matiang’i, or Mr. Gachagua as flag bearers, with various power-sharing arrangements for Deputy President and Prime Minister.

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