Monday, April 21, reports on the divisions that plague the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).
These newspapers have also touched on the arrival of former Interior Minister Fred Matiang’i before launching his 2027 presidential goal.
Source: UGC
1. The Standard
President William Ruto He has warned leaders against divisive politics, saying unity is the true power of Kenya.
Addressing believers during a church service in Ntulele, Narok County on Sunday, President Ruto called on Kenyans to embrace unity, faith, and transparency, emphasizing that these values are the basis of Kenya’s future.
Described his new political partnership with the ODM leader Raila Odinga And living together in the country as “divine unity.”
2. People Daily
The newspaper reports on the return of former cabinet minister Fred Matiang’i (left) from the United States to begin announcing his 2027 presidential goal.
The former minister, who returned to the country on Thursday, April 17, ended concerns among his supporters who wanted him to be in the presidential vote in 2027.
Already Matiang’i has started holding meetings with local leaders in an effort to strengthen his support for him.
Addressing reporters on Sunday, April 20, United Secretary -General Progressive Alliance (UPA) Jacob Bagaka said Matiang’i was already consulting with people about forming a terrible alliance.
“Matiang’i meets with national leaders, women, youth and people living with disabilities to help him form a terrible coalition to win the presidency and take the country to a higher level of development,” Bagaka said.
2. The Star
The post reported the ODM party’s move to convene a dispute meeting to discuss issues about the plan between President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
ODM under Raila’s leadership plans to organize a special meeting of its main entities to define the broader government’s plan despite internal conflicts.
Raila is expected to use the conference to explain in detail the impact of his plan with Ruto to resolve different and conflicting interpretations of ODM senior leaders.
“Yes, before the moon is over we will meet so that everything is in black and white. The various interpretations offered there are not good for our party,” the party’s chief executive said.
It also follows the internal conflicts, doubts and uncertainty, with party supporters divided over the impact of the conflict between Raila and Ruto.
The governor of Siaya James Orengo He has been under pressure from some ODM supporters after teaching Ruto publicly despite the central government.
Siaya governor James Orengo has been under pressure from some ODM supporters after he publicly trained Ruto despite the central government.
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