The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has announced a three-day celebration to mark its 20th anniversary.
In a statement on Wednesday, September 10, ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna said the celebrations are scheduled to take place from October 10th to 12th in Mombasa.
Sifuna said the party is proud to commemorate two decades of political resilience and its continued role in shaping Kenya’s democratic journey.
“The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) marks two decades of resilience, sacrifice, and unyielding commitment to democracy, justice, and the people of Kenya.
“As the Party that has stood at the forefront of defending constitutionalism and people’s rights, we take pride in inviting our members, supporters, and all Kenyans to our 20th anniversary celebrations,” the statement read.
Sifuna added that the festivities will feature a wide range of events, including a Youth Summit bringing together young leaders, a Women Convention celebrating the role of women in democracy, and a Youth Concert showcasing talent and creativity within the Orange Movement.
The celebrations will also feature a four-team football tournament featuring AFC Leopards SC, Bandari FC, Gor Mahia FC, and Shabana FC.
“The three-day festivities will feature: A Youth Summit, bringing together young leaders and visionaries to chart the future. A Women Convention, celebrating the role of women in our democratic struggles and envisioning a more inclusive society.
“A vibrant Youth Concert, showcasing talent, creativity, and the spirit of the Orange Movement. A thrilling 4-team football tournament involving AFC Leopards SC, Bandari FC, Gor Mahia FC, and Shabana FC, symbolizing unity through sport,” the statement added.
In addition, Sifuna said the party will stage build-up activities across the country, with major highlights planned in Migori and Wajir counties.
“In addition, build-up events will be staged across the country, with major highlights in Migori and Wajir counties, as part of ODM’s commitment to inclusivity and grassroots participation,” the statement further read.
