Kenyan parliament majority rejects Ruto‑Raila broad‑based government proposal

Kenya’s proposed power‑sharing arrangement between President William Ruto and opposition leader Raila Odinga faces parliamentary pushback. A majority of lawmakers have rejected the broad‑based government model. Critics argue the deal undermines constitutional checks and balances. Supporters contend it could bring stability after recent unrest. The rejection threatens the momentum of the Ruto‑Raila coalition. Political analysts warn the stalemate may delay key reforms. The government is expected to seek alternative negotiation paths. Stakeholders will monitor upcoming parliamentary sessions for further developments.