Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who has recently intensified his calls for unity and accountability in government, arrived early for the session, signaling the seriousness of the day’s deliberations.
Joining him at the roundtable are Dr. Fred Matiang’i, former Interior Cabinet Secretary known for his firm leadership and policy expertise, and Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka, who has been a vocal advocate for dialogue and national reconciliation.
Also present is Martha Karua, the veteran reformist and leader of People Liberation Party, who has continued to champion integrity, justice, and strong democratic institutions.
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya, recognized for his bold stance against corruption and commitment to devolution, is participating actively in the discussions.
Former Defense Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa, who has consistently pushed for inclusive governance and equitable resource distribution, is also among those shaping the opposition’s agenda.
Sources close to the meeting indicate that the leaders are focusing on issues such as economic hardships, governance challenges, and the protection of civil liberties amid growing public discontent.
The upcoming press conference is expected to outline a unified position by the opposition on key national policies and propose practical solutions to the country’s pressing challenges.
Observers note that this rare convergence of seasoned politicians from diverse backgrounds could mark the beginning of a renewed political force in the national landscape.
Kenyans are eagerly awaiting the coalition’s joint statement, which promises to shed light on the opposition’s vision for a more accountable and people-centered government.
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