In an important development in Kenya’s politics, opposition leader Raila Odinga and President William Ruto have reportedly agreed to share power.
According to sources, this agreement was discussed at the State House in Mombasa. It could allow Odinga’s Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party to control about 50% of the Cabinet positions.
This deal includes not just Cabinet roles but also the appointment of principal secretaries and important roles in parliamentary committees. This shows a major shift in power within the government.
Details of the agreement are still not clear, but it could strengthen ODM’s position in the leadership of the country, possibly changing Kenya’s political situation.
A big announcement is expected next week, where both sides plan to share more information with the public.
Neither Odinga’s nor Ruto’s teams have confirmed these reports officially, but many people in Kenya are eagerly waiting to see how this agreement will impact the government.
