Kenya: Ruto, Oburu Lead Broad-Based Parliamentary Retreat in Naivasha Ahead of 2027 Election
[Capital FM] Naivasha -- President William Ruto and Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Chairman Oburu Oginga are leading a broad-based parliamentary retreat in Naivasha attended by more than 250 National Assembly members and 45 senators, a year ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Naivasha — President William Ruto and Orange Democratic Movement Chairman Oburu Oginga are spearheading a broad-based parliamentary retreat in the town, gathering over 250 National Assembly members and 45 senators in preparation for the 2027 General Election. This meeting brings together legislators from various political factions, reinforcing cooperation between the Executive and Parliament.
The Naivasha gathering is one of the largest of its kind under the current broad-based government, with lawmakers from opposing sides now working together to review government priorities, assess progress, and strengthen ties. As Kenya prepares for the upcoming election, the retreat aims to bolster support for government policies and policies related to economic growth, job creation, and infrastructure development.
The presence of senior ODM leaders in the administration has shifted the traditional opposition- government relationship, with political alliances being tested as the 2027 election approaches.
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