The RiftWest Times

Rising internal tensions within ODM highlight the growing importance of party discipline and leadership cohesion, as Oburu Odinga publicly rules out working with Secretary General Edwin Sifuna while stopping short of expulsion.

"Children are a blessing. Have six or more, don't be lied to like me."- Gachagua

Linda Mwananchi rally brought Nakuru to a standstill with massive crowds in attendance, drawing national attention to the growing political movement.

Siaya Governor James Orengo has declared himself the Acting Party Leader of ODM, signaling a major shift in the party’s leadership dynamics.

A Senate probe has exposed deep challenges in Baringo County’s health sector, with residents raising concerns over poor service delivery and limited access to essential care.

Governor Benjamin Cheboi has also been criticized for failing to appear before the Senate, intensifying accountability concerns.

Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to deepening bilateral ties with the Republic of the Congo, highlighting shared values of Pan-African solidarity, sovereign equality, and Africa-led solutions.
Speaking during the inauguration of Denis Sassou-Nguesso in Brazzaville, Murkomen emphasized the importance of sustainable management of aquatic ecosystems, noting the shared responsibility between the two nations as maritime and riverine economies.