One year on, Kenya's main opposition party, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), is split over its alliance with President William Ruto, putting former opposition leader Raila Odinga's legacy to the test.
The rift has emerged as ODM members debate the merits of aligning with the ruling party, with some arguing that the partnership could dilute the party's opposition credentials.
Odinga, who has long been a central figure in Kenya's opposition politics, has championed a platform of reform and unity, and his influence remains a key factor in the party's direction.
The internal divisions within ODM could affect its cohesion and its role in future electoral contests, as party members reassess their positions in the current political climate.
Observers note that the split may signal a broader shift in Kenya's political landscape, as former allies reconsider their alliances and strategies.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>
