Kalonzo Musyoka on Friday held closed-door talks with Oburu Oginga in Machakos as tensions continue to simmer within the Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya Coalition Party.
The meeting, described as strategic and consultative, comes at a time when the coalition is grappling with an internal leadership dispute that has exposed divisions among key principals. Although details of the discussions were not immediately made public, insiders indicate that the talks focused on restoring unity and charting a way forward for the opposition outfit.
Also present at the meeting was Rigathi #Gachagua, leader of the DCP Party, signaling possible broader realignments within the political landscape. Gachagua’s presence has sparked speculation over emerging alliances and behind-the-scenes negotiations that could reshape opposition politics ahead of future electoral contests.
The Azimio coalition, which brings together several political parties, has recently faced disagreements over leadership structure, strategy, and coordination. Political observers view the Machakos meeting as part of ongoing efforts by senior leaders to contain the fallout and maintain cohesion within the coalition.
Neither #Kalonzo nor #Oburu addressed the media after the talks, leaving supporters and analysts awaiting official communication on the outcome of the high-level engagement. However, the optics of the meeting underscore the urgency among opposition leaders to resolve internal wrangles and project a united front in the face of mounting political challenges.
