ODM now says 10-point agenda has no expiry date, downplays March 7 deadline

ODM Chairperson Gladys Wanga said the party and the UDA will convene a joint Parliamentary Group meeting next week to discuss the progress and review the implementation of the agenda that was outlined.....

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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party has clarified that its 10-point agenda does not have an expiry date, downplaying a March 7 deadline and emphasizing its continuous nature.

The 10-point agenda, agreed upon by ODM and UDA, will be discussed in a joint Parliamentary Group meeting next week.
ODM Chairperson Gladys Wanga stated that the agenda addresses critical national issues like corruption and debt, which lack an end date for resolution.
The implementation committee, led by Agnes Zani, will present a progress report on March 7, which also marks the signing of the MoU.