ODM Deputy Party Leader Godfrey Osotsi claims the “real” ODM is in Kitengela, suggesting that leaders including Simba Arati and Junet Mohamed have taken a different direction with the party.

Siaya Governor James Orengo tells President Ruto that no matter how many people he arrests or prosecutes, they will stand firm against him, warning that he underestimates the public’s knowledge of what happened to Raila Odinga.

Suna East MP Junet Mohamed warns Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna that he risks permanent expulsion from ODM if he continues with what he terms disruptive conduct.

Christopher Aseka defends Russian national Yaytseslav Vladimir, dismissing criticism against him and urging critics to direct their questions to the ladies involved instead.

Ida Odinga asserts her constitutional right to hold public office without political allegiance, expressing support for leaders including Edwin Sifuna, Babu Owino, Caleb Amisi, Anthony Kibagendi and James Orengo.

Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir warns Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna against holding political meetings in the county, asserting that ODM in Mombasa is unified under local leadership.

Siaya Governor James Orengo claims his youth team wields more influence than state machinery and urges allies including Babu Owino, Edwin Sifuna, Caleb Amisi, and Anthony Kibagendi to continue their political push, while criticizing ODM leaders seeking reconciliation after being denied Deputy Party positions.

Nairobi MP Babu Owino criticizes the city governor, saying Nairobians chose him to improve sanitation, but he has failed to meet expectations.

Nairobi MP Babu Owino accuses Governor Johnson Sakaja of mismanaging county resources, claiming the government plans to cover up alleged corruption and enrichment within a short period.

Ruth Odinga acknowledges that while some may disagree with young leaders Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino, their perspectives carry merit.

Babu Owino pledges support for united opposition protests.

ODM Party leader Oburu Odinga condemns the use of teargas at a peaceful rally in Kitengela, urging police to investigate and hold the responsible parties accountable.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen says he has remained silent for a long time but warns those inciting unrest in Kenya to stop, urging the United Opposition to respect IG Kanja in his official capacity.

Content creator Miss Choice warns that she will pursue legal action against anyone who leaks or distributes her private videos involving a Russian man.

Karen Nyamu says Raila Odinga foresaw the end of his political era and ensured that his allies remained in government to continue his legacy.

Robert Alai describes President William Ruto as the new “Baba Raila Odinga,” drawing a parallel between their political influence.

Gabon has indefinitely suspended Facebook and TikTok, with reports that WhatsApp and other platforms are also affected.

The media regulator cited hate speech, misinformation, cyberbullying, and content threatening national stability.

The move coincides with nationwide strikes by teachers and civil servants, with critics calling it a clampdown on dissent under President Brice Oligui Nguema’s post-coup government.

Internet monitoring group NetBlocks confirms partial blocks on Meta services and YouTube.
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Throwback: Political commentator Jacob Juma once claimed Oburu Odinga was a liability in Raila Odinga’s presidential bid, saying he gave poor advice and burdened the party. What do you think - was/is Oburu really a liability?

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Caroli Omondi alleges that President William Ruto gave Gladys Wanga KSh 200 million to bring Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino on board, claiming the effort failed and that disputes have since arisen over the alleged funds.

Ugandan military official Muhoozi Kainerugaba sparked controversy after making strongly worded remarks about opposition figure Kizza Besigye, describing him as a traitor and suggesting severe consequences.

The comments have drawn reactions amid ongoing political tensions in Uganda.