Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir, party leader Oburu Odinga and Kisii Governor Simba Arati ODM at 20 celebrations in Mombasa /EMMANUEL WANSON
The
Orange Democratic Movement has found itself at a moment its rank and file long
feared: a future without its founding leader Raila Odinga at its helm. With the
passing of Raila, the question dominating both ODM corridors and national
political chatter is whether the outfit can withstand the succession turbulence
that has historically shattered parties built around dominant personalities.
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