Early polls gave the leader of the Coalition for Reform and Democracy (CORD) Prime Minister Raila Odinga a narrow lead but several factors have moved to Jubilee’s advantage...
On the national stage Kenyatta and Ruto have lost no opportunity to call the ICC process an infringement of Kenyan sovereignty orchestrated by Raila Odinga...
Neither the Jubilee Coalition’s Uhuru Kenyatta nor Prime Minister Raila Odinga of the Coalition for Reform and Democracy (CORD) has been able to make inroads into the other’s electoral strongholds...
Although some think he can deliver the Luhya vote in Western Kenya on several occasions in the past he has damaged himself politically by picking the wrong horse notably during the walkout from the Kenya African National Union (KANU) which Raila Odinga led during the 2002 elections...
Seeing that endorsement by the ODM leader Prime Minister Raila Odinga was the key to winning the nomination Wanjiru and Kidero vied viciously behind the scenes for his favour...
The novelty of TV and expectations that sparks would fly between the frontrunners Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Kenyatta attracted an audience of over 44 million people...
It is highly unlikely that the case will go against the Jubilee Alliance given the potential implications for political stability but if it did it could trigger attacks by Kenyatta and Ruto loyalists on groups allied to Premier Raila Odinga most notably on Luo people...
Then Raila Odinga’s Orange Democratic Movement annoyed people in his Nyanza stronghold where many of his cronies held on to their seats through rigged primaries and direct nominations...
Opinion polls in Nyanza suggest that there is little decline in enthusiasm for the Raila Odinga-Kalonzo Musyoka Coalition for Reform and Democracy (CORD) presidential ticket...
President Mwai Kibaki has nominated several close allies all of whom Prime Minister Raila Odinga rejected further delaying security reform...
Given how important these elections are for the two leading presidential candidates Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and given the fresh memories of administrative chaos and electoral malpractice in the December 2007 elections tensions will rise between now and March 2013...
Prime Minister Raila Odinga has had an awful year...