Ruto: UDA-ODM pact is here to stay
Ruto reassures allies amid heightened jostling within the alliance over 2027 elections...
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President William Ruto has asserted that the political alliance between his UDA party and ODM is permanent and here to stay, aiming to quell growing unease within his coalition.
- The President emphasized that the government is inclusive and "big enough for all of us."
- This statement comes amid speculation about potential running mates for the 2027 elections, with ODM and Western region leaders being considered.
- The President also discussed his Vision 2060 development blueprint and addressed the drought's impact on farmers, pledging government support.
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Ruto: UDA-ODM Pact is Here to Stay - August 2026
President William Ruto has asserted that the political alliance between his UDA party and ODM is permanent and here to stay, aiming to quell growing unease within his coalition. The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has announced plans to collaborate with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) to develop a joint manifesto for the 2027 presidential campaign, signaling continued support for President William Ruto's re-election bid. At the same time, Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has dismissed rumors of engaging in talks with President William Ruto, urging opposition parties to unite against the Kenya Kwanza administration ahead of the 2027 General Election.
