Blow to both Sifuna, Linda Ground faction as tribunal rules on SG ouster
The Political Parties Disputes Tribunal has struck out Edwin Sifuna’s case on his removal as ODM Secretary-General...
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The Political Parties Disputes Tribunal has dismissed a case filed by Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna challenging his removal from his ODM Party Secretary General position.
- The tribunal ruled it lacked jurisdiction because Sifuna did not exhaust the party's Internal Dispute Resolution Mechanisms first.
- Key parties involved are Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and the ODM Party.
- This decision is a blow to both Sifuna and the faction that pushed for his ouster.
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The Political Parties Disputes Tribunal ruled that Edwin Sifuna retains his position as ODM Secretary General, dismissing cases attempting to block his removal. The tribunal directed the ODM party to utilize its internal dispute resolution mechanisms before any further action. Orange Democratic Movement National Chairperson Gladys Wanga had previously disowned Sifuna ahead of the ruling. Tensions within the party remain high as two rival factions prepare to hold parallel National Delegates Conference meetings at Jamhuri Grounds, highlighting a deep rift in the party's leadership.
