UDA Unveils Coast Strategy as Zoning Clash With ODM Intensifies

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: April 8, 2026Country: Kenya

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UDA Unveils Coast Strategy as Zoning Clash With ODM Intensifies

The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party unveiled a strategy to gain support in the coastal region ahead of the 2027 General Elections during a rally in Mombasa on April 7, 2026. UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar announced intensified grassroots mobilization efforts to secure the region. In contrast, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) opposes the zoning idea, stating that no negotiations will be allowed regarding the protection of its strongholds.

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