One year on: Has Kenya’s opposition lost its way without Raila Odinga?
- Nairobi, Kenya – One year after Raila Odinga’s death, the political movement he led for decades is struggling to define its future.
- Within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), a bitter dispute over cooperation with President William Ruto has exposed divisions over the party’s identity and independence.
- The struggle raises a question that extends beyond ODM’s leadership: Can Kenya’s opposition remain a credible force without the man who helped shape it?
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- Nairobi, Kenya – One year after Raila Odinga’s death, the political movement he led for decades is struggling to define its future.
- Within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), a bitter dispute over cooperation with President William Ruto has exposed divisions over the party’s identity and independence.
- The struggle raises a question that extends beyond ODM’s leadership: Can Kenya’s opposition remain a credible force without the man who helped shape it?
Sources: Al Jazeera