ODM seeks deputy president slot as Sifuna row exposes party divisions

Internal divisions within ODM have surfaced as the party pushes for a deputy president slot and equal power-sharing in potential coalition talks ahead of 2027...

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Leaders within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) are pushing for the party to secure the Deputy President slot in future power-sharing arrangements, amidst growing internal divisions and coalition negotiations.

The intensifying calls come as the party faces internal wrangling, highlighted by a dispute involving Senator Sifuna.
The ODM party is focused on internal unity and equitable power-sharing ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Internal tensions are rising as the party navigates coalition discussions, emphasizing the need for a clear role for the ODM in the next government structure.

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