ODM MPs clash over zoning ahead of polls
Differences are now emerging in ODM on whether to push for a zoning arrangement, as part of pre-election agreement with UDA...
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Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) MPs are reportedly clashing over a potential zoning agreement with President William Ruto's United Democratic Alliance (UDA) ahead of upcoming polls.
- Internal divisions are emerging within the ODM regarding the zoning proposal.
- The party also defended Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo against calls for his removal.
- The article hints at a larger political maneuver involving pre-election pacts, encouraging readers to learn more about the circumstances and motivations behind these disagreements.
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