Opposition yet to pick presidential candidate, says Karua

NAIROBI, Kenya July 9 – United Alternative Government (UAG) Co-Convenor Martha Karua has dismissed growing speculation over who will carry the coalition’s presidential flag in the 2027 General Election, saying no decision has been made on the matter. Breaking It Down Karua in a statement issued on Thursday said the coalition is still finalising its governance structures and has not agreed on the process, criteria or timeline for selecting its p

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NAIROBI, Kenya July 9 – United Alternative Government (UAG) Co-Convenor Martha Karua has dismissed growing speculation over who will carry the coalition’s presidential flag in the 2027 General Election, saying no decision has been made on the matter.

📻 Breaking It Down

Karua in a statement issued on Thursday said the coalition is still finalising its governance structures and has not agreed on the process, criteria or timeline for selecting its presidential candidate.

“Having received numerous enquiries from members of the public, supporters and the media, I wish to clarify the current position regarding the United Alternative Government,” Karua said.

She added: “No decision has been made on the process, criteria, or timeline for selecting the coalition’s presidential flag bearer.”

📌 What You Need to Know

Karua, who serves as UAG Co-Convenor alongside Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka, said the coalition remains focused on building strong institutions before making key political decisions.

She said the alliance is committed to consultation, inclusivity and respecting agreed internal processes.

“As Principals and Co-Convenors of the United Alternative Government, we are committed to building a coalition founded on consultation, mutual respect, inclusivity and fidelity to agreed processes,” she said.

“These values distinguish our coalition and inspire confidence among Kenyans who seek a credible, democratic and principled alternative.”

Karua revealed that a technical committee chaired by former Cabinet minister Kipruto arap Kirwa has completed most of its work and will soon present recommendations to coalition principals.

According to her, the committee has been developing proposals on how the coalition should be formally structured and governed.

📰 Source: Capital FM Kenya

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