In a shocking turn of events, Raila Odinga lost his bid for the African Union Commission (AUC) Chairmanship to his competitor, Mahmoud Youssouf from Djibouti.
The long-time Kenyan political figure fell short of securing the required votes to claim the prestigious position.
Despite a well-fought campaign and significant backing from various African nations, it became evident that Odinga's vision for the continent did not resonate enough to outpace his competitor in this high-stakes race. The unexpected defeat has sparked a wave of reactions across Kenya, with citizens, and political analysts weighing in on what Odinga's loss means for the country.
In his backyard, Odinga has been urged to come home and focus on preparations for the 2027 elections. Speaking to KTN, Wycliffe Juma, a Kisumu resident, expressed: "We were expecting him to win.
