ODM suspends 2027 coalition talks with UDA
ODM resolved to have its members stop campaigning for Ruto's re-election bid...
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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has suspended coalition talks with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), citing a lack of respect and perceived attempts to undermine the party.
- ODM's Central Management Committee resolved to halt discussions until their concerns are addressed and to focus on popularizing the party.
- ODM members have been instructed to stop campaigning for President William Ruto's re-election bid.
- Key figures tasked with resolving the issues include Oburu Oginga, Simba Arati, and Gladys Wanga, who are expected to meet with President Ruto.
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ODM Suspends Coalition Talks With UDA Over Lack of Respect - April 2026
The Orange Democratic Movement has suspended coalition talks with the United Democratic Alliance, citing a lack of respect and perceived attempts to undermine the party. ODM has accused its broad-based partners, UDA, of disrespect and unwarranted attacks amid escalating political tensions. Internal discord is surfacing within Kenyan political alliances, with ODM and UDA leaders engaging in public exchanges, signaling potential rifts. The ruling UDA party has also accused former President Uhuru Kenyatta of allegedly funding opposition-led mass protests against the government's economic policies.
