UDA Party has rolled out a robust strategy aimed at strengthening its presence across the country barely a day after merging with Amani National Congress.
Secretary General Sen Hassan Omar led the party’s management to a three-day marathon strategic meeting in Naivasha to consolidate and finalize departmental work plans aimed at enhancing efficiency in implementing the party’s agenda.
The working retreat that was attended by immediate former officials of ANC mainly focused on aligning priorities, fostering collaboration and defining actionable steps to strengthen the party’s operations.
“The retreat, which came at a time of a merger between UDA and ANC, was critical to ensure a unified approach to achieving organizational goals,” said Omar.
Elsewhere, Western region UDA political affairs officer, Desmond Shinaka led other leaders in the region in lauding the merger of ANC and UDA.
Speaking to journalists in Kakamega town, Shinaka, urged other parties within the Kenya Kwanza coalition to emulate ANC to form a unified national party.
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