NAIROBI POLITICAL NEWS

This morning, Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi engaged in a candid meeting with former Nairobi gubernatorial candidate Agnes Kagure, reflecting on their shared experiences during the 2022 gubernatorial elections. The meeting, characterized by light-hearted throwbacks and insightful discussions, delved into the challenges encountered during their respective bids and the valuable lessons learned along the way. Both leaders revisited the experiences they had during their campaigns and exchanged perspectives on navigating the intricate landscape of Nairobi politics. Importantly, the conversation extended beyond reminiscing as they addressed a spectrum of national issues, underlining their shared commitment to advancing the welfare of Nairobi residents. Crucially, Wanyonyi and Kagure explored avenues for collaboration aimed at improving the lives of Nairobi's populace. Their joint efforts seek to empower communities through various initiatives, reflecting their dedication to grass

Azimio leader Raila Odinga receives National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula's younger brother Fred Wetang’ula to the Orange Democratic Movement on January 17, 2023. Opposition party Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is a proud outfit after garnering massive support from Bungoma County.   In the last elections, Bungoma county overwhelmingly voted for Kenya Kwanza with its Governor, Ken Lusaka, being fronted by KK affiliate Ford-Kenya led by National Speaker Moses Wetang’ula. In the past elections, Bungoma has been voting alongside other Western Kenya regions in favour of Raila Odinga after the death of former Vice President Kijana Wamalwa. And on January 17, the once vibrant party that was almost eclipsed by Kenya Kwanza was roaring again with Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi leading the charges.   One of the best harvests was Wanyonyi’s brother, Fred Wetang’ula, who publicly joined the ODM party, and declared total support for Wanyonyi’s bid for Nairobi governor and party leader Raila O