ORPP starts process to rename TEP as Linda Mwananchi Movement
Gazettement is a step towards the proposed name. Final approval is not yet established.
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Following Edwin Sifuna’s work in Parliament, party politics and the national opposition conversation.
Gazettement is a step towards the proposed name. Final approval is not yet established.
The meeting opens another channel between opposition figures, but the public statement stops short of an electoral agreement.
03 · OpinionSmall contributions can widen political ownership—if supporters can see the accounts and question the decisions.
The Prime Cabinet Secretary argues that visibility must be backed by structures capable of contesting elections.
The Nairobi senator describes a bucket of small contributions as a symbol of the supporters behind his political ambitions.
The Nairobi senator was unveiled as TEP’s presidential candidate on 4 October. It solves his registration problem but adds another party to the opposition’s unity puzzle.
The dispute centres on disclosure of commitments, while official accounts describe planned refinery capacity and construction mobilisation.
Wiper’s denial and competing calls over the opposition ticket do not amount to an agreed presidential nomination.
A reported September survey places Ruto ahead. Sample selection, fieldwork dates and methodological disclosure determine what readers can responsibly conclude.
10 · Kenya · PoliticsFormer Makueni Governor Kivutha Kibwana has urged Edwin Sifuna, Babu Owino and their allies to protect Linda Mwananchi from internal fragmentation and ethnic political mobilisation.
Edwin Sifuna’s allies planned a closed-door meeting in Kiambu for Saturday to discuss their political organisation, nationwide campaigning and a possible agreement with Rigathi Gachagua’s DCP.
12 · Kenya · PoliticsAn 18 September fact-check found no evidence for graphics claiming Kenyatta had abandoned Matiang’i for the Nairobi senator.
13 · Kenya · PoliticsHe says he will attend fewer Linda Mwananchi rallies as he concentrates on organising across the capital.
The former deputy president says he has spoken to both leaders, while Babu continues to back Sifuna despite differences over party organisation.