The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) maintains a strong political base within the capital city of Nairobi.
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The latest in this situation
- ODM members are accused of drifting from Raila Odinga's political legacy.
- Odinga intends to contest the Nairobi Senate seat, escalating internal ODM rivalry.
- Musalia Mudavadi reported on Kenya's economic growth while speaking at the Kenya School of Government.
- Edwin Sifuna spoke from his Nairobi office while William Ruto is noted as currently being in charge of ODM.
- ODM delegates agreed to back George Aladwa for the gubernatorial ticket in Nairobi, while also rejecting other gubernatorial race attempts.
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What happened
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) maintains a strong political base within the capital city of Nairobi.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- ODM's political grip in Nairobi is slipping, with the United Opposition projected to gain control following Sifuna's rally.Sub-event
ODM explicitly states its goal to govern Nairobi, leveraging its political base.1 source
- ODM views Nairobi as a political stronghold and is pressuring UDA regarding gubernatorial candidate support.Sub-event
- Eugene Wamalwa discusses politics in Nairobi and maintains regular consultation with the Orange Democratic Movement.Sub-event
- A legislator has criticized the administration while in Nairobi.Sub-event
ODM maintains strong political base in Nairobi.1 source
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The entities involved
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Orange Democratic Movement
social liberal political party in Kenya
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Nairobi
capital city of Kenya
Related events
- The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader called for increased focus on youth unemployment in Kenya.
- ODM leaders, including Gladys Wanga, met in Garissa town as part of the party's political operations in Kenya.
- ODM partners with UDA in government, while the administration claims economic growth and stability.
- ODM demands the Deputy President role, with Wanga speaking at a party event in Kenya.
- ODM faces internal rivalry and political sabotage risks in Nairobi, involving Sifuna and Odinga's precedent.