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Missing political supremo, the vacuum disturbing ODM

For Kenya’s opposition politics, the death of Raila Odinga last October in India provoked a comparable moment of reckoning.

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Can Sifuna lead restless Kenyans to Canaan?

Sifuna’s reception beyond ODM’s conventional base, coupled with his attempted ouster as ODM Secretary General, has amplified the perception that he is the credible heir to the opposition mantle.

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From Moses to Joshua: ODM's journey to 'Caanan' after Raila

We talk about liberation, about journeys like the current one to Singapore, about crossing rivers and entering “Canaan.” For decades, one man carried that promise on his shoulders: Raila Odinga.

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ODM crowd in Busia roars support for Sifuna led team, rejects Oburu

Speakers were interrupted by chants demanding respect for dissenting views within ODM and an end to intimidation of leaders opposed to cooperation with the government.

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Why ODM's conformist wing is desperate for a deal with UDA

For decades, a number of ODM politicians never won elections on the strength of their own political capital.

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It's Museveni's seventh heaven, democracy's hell

President Museveni's victory places him among African leaders whose longevity has been sustained by political systems that progressively narrow the space for genuine competition.

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Ugandans head to the polls amid tight controls, muted opposition

Heavy security, arrests, internet shut down and suspension of civil society groups mar exercise.

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Uganda: Election fever, fear, and a fractured republic

President Museveni, who has governed Uganda since when most of these young people were not yet born, is campaigning for another term under the slogan “Protecting the Gains.”

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The origin of America's big brother syndrome

In one of the most extraordinary and controversial foreign policy actions of the 21st century, the US carried out a military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

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Missing political supremo, the vacuum disturbing ODM

For Kenya’s opposition politics, the death of Raila Odinga last October in India provoked a comparable moment of reckoning.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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Can Sifuna lead restless Kenyans to Canaan?

Sifuna’s reception beyond ODM’s conventional base, coupled with his attempted ouster as ODM Secretary General, has amplified the perception that he is the credible heir to the opposition mantle.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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From Moses to Joshua: ODM's journey to 'Caanan' after Raila

We talk about liberation, about journeys like the current one to Singapore, about crossing rivers and entering “Canaan.” For decades, one man carried that promise on his shoulders: Raila Odinga.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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ODM crowd in Busia roars support for Sifuna led team, rejects Oburu

Speakers were interrupted by chants demanding respect for dissenting views within ODM and an end to intimidation of leaders opposed to cooperation with the government.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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Why ODM's conformist wing is desperate for a deal with UDA

For decades, a number of ODM politicians never won elections on the strength of their own political capital.

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It's Museveni's seventh heaven, democracy's hell

President Museveni's victory places him among African leaders whose longevity has been sustained by political systems that progressively narrow the space for genuine competition.

By Robert Kituyi 3 months ago

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Ugandans head to the polls amid tight controls, muted opposition

Heavy security, arrests, internet shut down and suspension of civil society groups mar exercise.

By Robert Kituyi 3 months ago

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Uganda: Election fever, fear, and a fractured republic

President Museveni, who has governed Uganda since when most of these young people were not yet born, is campaigning for another term under the slogan “Protecting the Gains.”

By Robert Kituyi 3 months ago

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In one of the most extraordinary and controversial foreign policy actions of the 21st century, the US carried out a military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

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Missing political supremo, the vacuum disturbing ODM

For Kenya’s opposition politics, the death of Raila Odinga last October in India provoked a comparable moment of reckoning.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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Can Sifuna lead restless Kenyans to Canaan?

Sifuna’s reception beyond ODM’s conventional base, coupled with his attempted ouster as ODM Secretary General, has amplified the perception that he is the credible heir to the opposition mantle.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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From Moses to Joshua: ODM's journey to 'Caanan' after Raila

We talk about liberation, about journeys like the current one to Singapore, about crossing rivers and entering “Canaan.” For decades, one man carried that promise on his shoulders: Raila Odinga.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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ODM crowd in Busia roars support for Sifuna led team, rejects Oburu

Speakers were interrupted by chants demanding respect for dissenting views within ODM and an end to intimidation of leaders opposed to cooperation with the government.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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Why ODM's conformist wing is desperate for a deal with UDA

For decades, a number of ODM politicians never won elections on the strength of their own political capital.

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It's Museveni's seventh heaven, democracy's hell

President Museveni's victory places him among African leaders whose longevity has been sustained by political systems that progressively narrow the space for genuine competition.

By Robert Kituyi 3 months ago

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Ugandans head to the polls amid tight controls, muted opposition

Heavy security, arrests, internet shut down and suspension of civil society groups mar exercise.

By Robert Kituyi 3 months ago

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Uganda: Election fever, fear, and a fractured republic

President Museveni, who has governed Uganda since when most of these young people were not yet born, is campaigning for another term under the slogan “Protecting the Gains.”

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How Iran's retaliation threatens Kenya's economy, security

The Middle East plunged into a new and dangerous chapter after the US and Israel launched coordinated military strikes against Iran Saturday, killing Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khemenei.

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Missing political supremo, the vacuum disturbing ODM

For Kenya's opposition politics, the death of Raila Odinga last October in India provoked a comparable moment of reckoning.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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Sifuna's reception beyond ODM's conventional base, coupled with his attempted ouster as ODM Secretary General, has amplified the perception that he is the credible heir to the opposition mantle.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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From Moses to Joshua: ODM's journey to 'Caanan' after Raila

We talk about liberation, about journeys like the current one to Singapore, about crossing rivers and entering "Canaan." For decades, one man carried that promise on his shoulders: Raila Odinga.

By Robert Kituyi 2 months ago

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ODM crowd in Busia roars support for Sifuna led team, rejects Oburu

Speakers were interrupted by chants demanding respect for dissenting views within ODM and an end to intimidation of leaders opposed to cooperation with the government.

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Why ODM's conformist wing is desperate for a deal with UDA

For decades, a number of ODM politicians never won elections on the strength of their own political capital.

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It's Museveni's seventh heaven, democracy's hell

President Museveni's victory places him among African leaders whose longevity has been sustained by political systems that progressively narrow the space for genuine competition.

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Ugandans head to the polls amid tight controls, muted opposition

Heavy security, arrests, internet shut down and suspension of civil society groups mar exercise.

By Robert Kituyi 3 months ago

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Uganda: Election fever, fear, and a fractured republic

President Museveni, who has governed Uganda since when most of these young people were not yet born, is campaigning for another term under the slogan "Protecting the Gains."

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The origin of America's big brother syndrome

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Syokimau residents expose cartels abusing system, seizing public land

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