Even in death, Raila’s Pan-African spirit continues to inspire us- Kalonzo
Speaking on Sunday, Kalonzo said the world had lost a towering statesman whose life was devoted to the cause of African unity, democracy, and people-centred leadership.
Speaking on Sunday, Kalonzo said the world had lost a towering statesman whose life was devoted to the cause of African unity, democracy, and people-centred leadership.
Speaking during a visit by Ndhiwa MP Martin Owino and a delegation to her home at Kango ka Jaramogi to offer condolences, Ruth said her comments were meant to emphasise the need for a strong and united ODM before engaging in alliances.
Further details about the RAO Foundation’s leadership structure and specific programmes are expected to be released in the coming weeks.
Mudavadi recalled his long friendship with the late leader, saying he deeply missed their warm personal exchanges.
In a statement released by the party’s Central Committee, ODM said its participation in the current administration is guided by a ten-point agenda agreed upon to promote unity and development across the country.
The ODM Central Committee announced its unanimous decision to back Oburu, calling on party members across the country to support him as he takes over the leadership.
The National Assembly Majority leader said moments of grief should remind leaders and citizens alike of their shared humanity and the need to build a more compassionate society.
Raila Jr’s remarks marked his first public statement since the burial of his father, signaling his readiness to take on a leadership role within the Odinga family, while committing to preserve his father’s enduring political and social ideals.
Kindiki said it was unacceptable for any leader to dishonour Raila, describing him as a national icon whose lifelong pursuit of unity and prosperity for Kenya should be celebrated, not ridiculed.
The Commission said it has already received a complaint regarding the governor’s comments and has commenced investigations.
Ruto said Raila frequently reflected on Kenya’s economic journey and questioned why nations such as South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia, which were once on the same development level as Kenya, had advanced to first-world status while Kenya continued to struggle with basic challenges.
President Ruto said Raila’s political journey was never about becoming President but about ensuring Kenya had good leadership capable of transforming the nation from a developing to a prosperous state.