On March 12, 2022, a historic coalition agreement was signed by six prominent Kenyan politicians, marking a significant step towards the One Kenya Alliance (OKA).
Wiper Leader Kalonzo Musyoka, NARC Kenya's Martha Karua, and Gideon Moi of the Kenya African National Union (KANU) were among the key signatories, along with United Democratic Party (UDP) Leader Cyrus Jirongo, Farmers Party Leader Irungu Nyakera, and Movement for Democracy and Growth Leader Dave Ochieng.
Despite reports of growing distrust within the Azimio-OKA pact, the OKA principals have pledged their support to the Alliance.
NARC Kenya, however, requested a seven-day extension to examine the coalition agreement, citing revisions to the Political Parties Act as the reason for the abrupt need for a time extension.
"The National Executive Committee (NEC) resolved that it needs more time to familiarize and scrutinize the Coalition Agreement and related documentation," said Michael Orwa, Narc Kenya's secretary-general.
