Raila plans future of ODM, hints at working with One Kenya team

Despite leaders public pronouncements that coalition will be dissolved, none has written to the registrar of parties to leave.

From Nyanza in May to Ukambani and the Coast this week, the president has left in his trail bitter political allies jostling for his approval.

Two National Super Alliance (Nasa) principals have defied ODM leader Raila Odinga’s request to put on hold their decision to pull out.

The ODM chief is believed to have softened his stand on how the coalition's cash should be shared

Governor Kingi earlier this year attempted to take over the fringe parties ahead of the next polls, but the party leaders rejected a merger plan.

Mbogori says she did what she did to maintain peace and would do it again if the same were to happen today.

ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru also waded into the matter, saying that some people may have registered unknowingly.

Compared to only 22 registered parties in Tanzania and 26 in Uganda, Kenya sets the record with 72 fully registered political parties and six outfits.

He started hawking bananas and honey to make some money. In the process, got married and missed the opportunity to be a priest.

The move comes at a time when coal, responsible for immense atmospheric pollution, is increasingly becoming unpopular

Raila mourns President Mkapa as great a pan-Africanist, who championed democratic ideals for the common good of all

Orange party is crafting a pre-election deal with the president’s Jubilee party that will be signed before 2022 polls.