A TIFA survey released in May appeared to underscore that reality. The poll showed Owino’s national support within the Linda Mwananchi camp dropping from 8 percent to 2 percent, while Sifuna registered 10 percent nationally and emerged as one of the movement’s strongest performers in Western Kenya.
A mystery applicant has lodged papers at the ORPP to reserve the movement’s name as a political party, triggering panic, suspicion and three competing theories inside Kenya’s most turbulent opposition faction
As he prepares to resume rallies in Mombasa and other regions after the Ramadan break, Sifuna insists the movement is only beginning.
At around 9:00am, a teargas canister was lobbed toward the venue, triggering panic among sections of the crowd.
